Entry fees could be introduced at all national museum sites in Wales due to “critical” financial pressures, a committee heard.

A shortage of building inspectors, an ageing workforce and building safety reforms are causing major problems for councils, a building control manager warned.

The UK Government’s “deeply damaging” levelling-up agenda is failing people, businesses and communities, Wales’ economy minister warned.

Junior doctors in Wales have been taking part in a three-day strike this week over pay.

The Senedd’s children’s committee scrutinised ministers about the potential impact of stretched budgets on children and young people in Wales.

A man who tried to open the front door of a house in St Dials in the early hours of last Sunday morning raised his middle finger after spotting the householder’s CCTV camera.

A LACK of parking for visitors at a field where wetlands to treat sewage are to be created has raised concerns.

Police have released photos of a vehicle seen on the same night as a collision between a van and an e-bike in Llantarnam

MSs debated draft 2024-25 spending plans after the Welsh Government announced a raft of cuts to public services.

Cuts to the apprenticeship budget risk stifling the continued success of the semiconductor sector in south-east Wales, an opposition MS warned.