Disabled children in Wales have been refused additional support in Welsh schools due to claims their needs can be met through so-called universal provision, a committee heard.
‘Disgraceful waffle’: Watchdog committee scolds Welsh Government
The Welsh Government issued a disgraceful response to an inquiry on public appointments, showing disrespect bordering on contempt for the Senedd, a watchdog committee warned.
‘Physics education is at breaking point’: calls for teaching incentives to match England’s
Physics education is at breaking point in Wales due to a lack of teachers, yet training bursaries are £14,000 higher across the border in England, a committee heard.
Cwmbran Big Event showed ‘true community’
The chair of Cwmbran Community Council said that the Cwmbran Big Event at the Boating Lake showed “true community”.
Gwent Police investigated premature baby death at hospital
The death of a premature baby at the Grange University Hospital has been investigated by Gwent Police.
Plans to reinstate doorway at location of former Lloyds Bank cashpoint
PLANS to reinstate what was thought to be a doorway to a now disused bank have been put forward.
Health worker has to use three computer screens to do job
A HEALTH worker responsible for helping move patients out of hospital has said she has to use three computer screens to do her job.
Calls for traffic calming in Blaenavon street
RESIDENTS who live along a narrow residential street fear speeding drivers will cost a child’s life, councillors have been warned.
Torfaen homeowner uses Google Earth to win council planning dispute
A HOMEOWNER has used an aerial photograph to ensure he can keep his garden decking after falling foul of planning rules by 50 centimetres.
Torfaen and Monmouthshire Councils could work closer together on Welsh translations
TWO Gwent councils could work closer together on translating documents into Welsh, including using AI technology.