The Welsh Government’s chief legal adviser flatly denied reports a separate Welsh legal jurisdiction is off the agenda, telling the Senedd: “I said no such thing.”
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Senedd unites in cross-party remembrance debate
Senedd members set aside their differences to reflect on the cost of war, sharing deeply personal family stories of loss in a poignant cross-party debate to mark Armistice Day.
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Two Cwmbran scouts take part in London’s Remembrance Sunday parade
Two Cwmbran brothers were chosen to be among a group of 15 scouts from across Wales to take part in London’s Remembrance Sunday parade.
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Pontypool’s former Co-operative store could be sold at auction
A LISTED former department store and prominent vacant building in a conservation area that became a cannabis factory could be sold at auction.
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Solicitors volunteer for consent discussions in Gwent schools
SOLICITORS are volunteering to discuss issues around sex and consent with pupils in secondary schools in Gwent.
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Cwmbran school’s grow your own gardening project helped by Bron Afon and Travis Perkins
A grow your own food project at Blenheim Road Community Primary School has been boosted thanks to Bron Afon Community Housing and Travis Perkins Managed Services.
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What New Welsh Housing Rules Mean for Local Residents
New housing rules in Wales are bringing changes for local landlords and property owners.
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Q&A with The Open Party: A new party inviting candidates to stand for Casnewydd Islwyn in the Senedd 2026 elections
The Open Party, a new political party, is inviting candidates to stand in the Casnewydd Islwyn constituency for the Senedd 2026 elections.
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14,000 job losses or 22% tax hike: The stark choice facing Welsh councils
Welsh councils have warned plugging a £436m budget gap for next year would require an average council tax increase of 22% or the loss of 14,000 jobs.
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‘Don’t follow suit’: Welsh tourism bill faces ‘horror story’ warning from Scotland
Tourism leaders have urged Wales not to follow Scotland’s lead by replicating a “failed” licensing scheme that has “harmed” the industry and created a “thriving black market”.