A PROPOSAL to add an extra Welsh word to a constituency name has been made – a councillor opposed to dropping the English language was told.
Senedd rubber stamps £7m property tax rise
Senedd members rubber stamped a £7m increase in the higher rate of land transaction tax.
Progress on tackling fuel poverty ‘far too slow’
Progress on reaching a target of no more than 5% of households in Wales living in fuel poverty by 2035 has been far too slow, a committee warned.
Holocaust Memorial Day: 80th anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau
Today is Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the infamous former Nazi concentration and death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Education Maintenance Allowance: More students in Wales able to get £40 a week
More students at colleges and sixth forms in Wales can apply for the Education Maintenance Allowance when the household income threshold is raised later this year.
Estyn inspectors praise ‘outstanding provision for pupil and family well-being’ at Cwmbran schools
Estyn inspectors have commended the high standards at Blenheim Road Community and Coed Eva primary schools in Cwmbran.
Caerphilly may not remain part of Gwent’s Education Achievement Service
THERE is uncertainty over whether one Gwent council will remain a member of partnership to support schools across the region.
Cwmbran’s new Lidl store to open next week
Lidl’s Cwmbran store on Woodside Road will close on Wednesday 5 February and reopen in its new larger location on St David’s Road the next day (Thursday 6 February).
Paddleboarder’s 35-mile litter pick on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal
A woman is about to complete a 35-mile paddleboard trip along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal where she has been picking up litter and raising money for a charity that campaigns for cleaner water.
Senedd debates ‘deeply worrying’ Natural Resources Wales cuts
Senedd members reiterated calls to protect three popular visitor centres, warning of “deeply worrying” cuts at Natural Resources Wales.