The Senedd would have the final say on whether to implement assisted dying in NHS Wales, but services could be available outside the public sector, the health secretary confirmed.
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Senedd members call for final say on farming support
Opposition politicians called on the Welsh Government to bring forward a final, binding vote before introducing revised plans for financial support for farmers.
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‘Political deckchair rearranging at its worst’: Senedd set to dissolve Wales Covid-19 committee
A “kangaroo court” on the Covid-19 pandemic will be formally disbanded after members quit but another Senedd committee will take over rather than a judge-led Wales-specific inquiry.
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Cross-party support for backbench sign language bill
Senedd members from across the political divide united to support a backbencher’s bid to make Wales the best place in the UK for British Sign Language users.
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Public ‘perception’ that council own most of Pontypool town centre wrong
MEMBERS of the public are wrong to think their local council owns most of a town centre, its leader has said.
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Two councils to work with joint development partner on economic activity
TWO councils working closer with a joint regeneration partner could boost economic activity and house building north of Pontypool’s ‘snow line’ it has been claimed.
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Oakfield Flower Gardens gets first Green Flag Award
Oakfield Flower Gardens is officially one of the best parks in the country.
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Avondale Motor Park moves to new eight-acre site in Cwmbran
I first interviewed James Crees around ten years ago at his site on Avondale Road where he spoke on the spot where he sold his first car.
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Greenmeadow Community Farm will reopen in September 2025
A COMMUNITY farm is due to reopen almost three years after closing for refurbishment but not until after the school summer holidays.
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Number of ‘looked after’ children in Torfaen ‘has reduced at an accelerated rate’
A REDUCTION in the number of youngsters in care is helping a Gwent council with the highest population of ‘looked after’ children reduce its costs.