New health secretary Jeremy Miles set out plans to ensure Wales’ health service is prepared for the “significant strain” of winter pressures.
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Calls for details of cross-border NHS plan to cut waiting times
Opposition members called for details of a cross-border plan to reduce NHS waiting times in Wales, suggesting it amounts to little more than a “public relations gimmick” otherwise.
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‘Severe lack of data on missing children’, Senedd committee warned
A severe lack of data on missing children in Wales is holding back policy responses and hindering efforts to help young people, a committee warned.
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Menopause well-being: Cwmbran woman starts business to help with ‘mid-life challenges and issues’ for women and men
A Cwmbran woman has started a well-being business to support and help people going through “a range of mid-life challenges and issues” including menopause, lack of confidence and anxiety.
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Committee scrutinises planned Welsh-language education overhaul
Wales’ former first minister set out plans for a major shake-up of Welsh-language education.
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Conservative calls out Arts Council for using C-word
A Conservative Senedd member called out the Arts Council of Wales over the “offensive and disappointing” use of the C-word on its website.
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Wales’ transport secretary ‘disingenuous on road charging’
A petitioner accused Wales’ transport secretary of being disingenuous by suggesting the Welsh Government has no plans to bring in road charging.
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Concern over disability employment gap, Senedd commiteee hears
Disabled people’s experiences of “horrific” employment practices are leaving them too scared to re-enter the Labour market, a committee heard.
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Have you seen Cwmbran man Karl Searle?
Gwent Police are appealing for information to find a Cwmbran man.
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Maendy Way shops in Cwmbran celebrates 70th birthday
Businesses in a Cwmbran shopping centre celebrated its 70th birthday last month.