Plaid Cymru claimed Wales has been offered crumbs and told to be grateful, but a Labour backbencher accused the opposition of acting like petulant children.
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Cardiff University cuts ‘could be repeated year on year’, Senedd told
Cuts at Cardiff University will be repeated “year on year” at all universities in Wales unless fundamental reform is brought forward, a committee heard.
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Grounded Coffee & Wellness: Tidy Butt opens cafe in Torfaen
The launch event of a new ‘coffee and wellness cafe’ in Torfaen saw people queuing outside yesterday morning (Sunday 15 June) before it opened.
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Online abuse of politicians ‘getting worse by the day’ say Senedd members
Senedd members called for urgent action to tackle the “existential crisis” of abuse, harassment and intimidation faced by politicians on social media.
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Freeport jobs promises ‘quietly revised down, Senedd member warns
Promises of job creation at two freeports have been stealthily downgraded by thousands of jobs, with Wales falling far behind the curve, a Senedd member warned.
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Cwmbran man Ronald Smith flown back to UK after Thailand motorbike crash
A Cwmbran man who was hospitalised in Thailand after a serious motorbike crash has been flown back to the UK.
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Cwmbran’s Green & Co win at Finance Awards Wales
Green & Co, an accountancy firm based in Cwmbran, has clinched the title of Best Independent Accounting Practice in the country at the Finance Awards Wales.
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NatWest Cwmbran: Branch to close due to drop in customers
NatWest’s branch in Cwmbran will close with the bank saying there’s been a 53% drop in counter transactions for personal customers between January 2020 and January 2025.
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Pontypool Relay for Life: Volunteers make final preparations for 2025 event
Volunteers are making final preparations for the 24-hour Pontypool Relay for Life event.
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Council to review staff numbers in parking, litter, and dog fouling enforcement
A COUNCIL which employs just four ‘traffic wardens’ is reviewing how many staff it needs for enforcing parking restrictions.