A 92-year-old veteran from Cwmbran has received the medals he earned in the Suez Crisis.
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Alarm over 44% fall in additional learning needs numbers
The number of children recorded as having additional learning needs has almost halved under Welsh Government reforms due to “systematic underfunding”, a committee warned.
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Performing arts sector warns of ‘critical’ cuts
Huge cuts to the performing arts could have a devastating impact, stifle the creative sector and endanger Wales’ cultural identity, a committee heard.
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Torfaen foster carers share their experiences of caring for young people
There are around 160 local authority foster carers in Torfaen who care for around 215 young people, including those approved to foster family members.
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Gwent family set to ‘glow up’ for Tŷ Hafan’s spooky Caldicot Castle fun run
A Newport family is getting ready to glow up – literally! – and have some spooktacular fun for Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice and is urging others to do the same.
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Welsh publishers ‘facing existential crisis’
Welsh publishers face an existential crisis following a decade of cuts, a committee heard.
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More cuts could have devastating impact, Sport Wales warns
Sports Wales warned any further cuts to its budget by the Welsh Government next year would have a potentially devastating impact.
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Health board replaces diesel vans with electric vans
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB) has switched its fleet of diesel maintenance vans to electric to reduce its carbon footprint
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Senedd rejects call for quarry overhaul
The Senedd rejected calls to overhaul planning processes for quarries despite concerns about public health, the environment and people feeling powerless.
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Welsh Government plans university rescue fund
Wales’ new post-16 education minister revealed plans for an emergency fund for universities amid concerns about an estimated £100m shortfall.