Rates of bullying in Welsh schools have reached record levels, with more than one in three children and young people reporting being bullied, the Senedd heard.
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Senedd debates Eluned Morgan’s first 100 days as first minister
Senedd members debated Eluned Morgan’s record following her first 100 days, with the first minister rejecting claims she has failed to stand up for Wales.
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Alarm over domestic violence ‘epidemic’
Domestic violence against women and girls is the scourge of Wales and a national emergency, Senedd Members warned.
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Torfaen’s meals on wheels contract renewed
A CONTRACT for ready meals supplied by Torfaen Borough Council’s meals on wheels service has been renewed.
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VIDEO: Pre-match interview with Cwmbran Celtic’s Georgia Shwartz
Cwmbran Celtic FC’s women’s team played Wrexham last weekend in the first round of the Adran Tropy.
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Pontypool indoor market toilets closed for two weeks
THE toilets at Pontypool Indoor Market are to be closed for two weeks for refurbishments.
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Second delay to Torfaen’s new local development plan
MORE time is needed to consider the impact of future developments on Torfaen and how the public can have their say.
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Drakeford confirms public sector shielded from tax hike
Mark Drakeford confirmed the UK Treasury will cover increased costs of national insurance in the public sector amid concerns additional funding could be “swallowed up” by tax rises.
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Disabled women face ‘discrimination double whammy’ at work
Disabled people are more than £2,100 a year worse off than non-disabled colleagues, with women facing a double whammy of discrimination at work, a committee heard.
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Plan for gender-balanced Senedd ‘lacks teeth’
Voluntary guidance aimed at making the Welsh Parliament more representative of the population lacks any real teeth, Senedd members warned.