A surgeon-turned-Senedd member raised concerns about “silent, often invisible” oesophageal and stomach cancers claiming far too many lives in Wales.

Children’s and adult hospice services face an existential threat due to rising costs, workforce pressures and increasing demand, the Senedd heard.

The Welsh Parliament has rejected calls to force local authorities to hold a referendum on any council tax rise more than 5%.

MSs scrutinised representatives of the WRU following allegations of bullying, sexism and sexual harassment in Welsh rugby.

A NEW battery energy storage plant at the site of a decommissioned power station will be funded by Gwent pensioners.

Welsh ministers are dodging accountability by refusing to include concrete targets and milestones in the new child poverty strategy, the Senedd heard.

The number of children who are educated at home has doubled in five years.

Torfaen residents have been reminded that recycling cardboard every week helps crews as it means vehicles don’t have to return to the depot to be emptied as often.

An engineering company that has ‘expanded and grown’ since moving to Torfaen, has moved to larger premises in Cwmbran.

Sixty-seven parents of Torfaen children have been fined over the last year for allowing their child to miss school.