Cancer waiting times in 2022 were “the worst on record” warns charity
Macmillan Cancer Support has warned that 2022 was the worst year so far for Wales’ new cancer treatment targets, with…
Month: February 2023
Unions set to lobby Carmarthenshire County Council on St. David’s Day
Several unions including Carmarthenshire County Unison, Swansea and District Trades Council and anti-cuts campaigners will be lobbying Plaid Led Carmarthenshire…
New map shows concentration of empty homes in Carmarthenshire
HOMES that could sustain a small town and in theory almost meet the needs of Carmarthenshire Council’s growing waiting list…
Land exchange saga in Cardiff takes step closer to decision
The saga of a proposed land swap in Cardiff which could pave the way for a school expansion will take…
Plans approved for housing on former hospital site
By Anthony Lewis Plans for almost 300 houses on the site of the former Aberdare General Hospital site have been…
Carmarthenshire council to explore scheme to speed up delayed planning applications
A SCHEME whereby developers would buy credits for new homes in river catchment areas affected by phosphate pollution is being…
Gwent councillors to discuss using unclaimed overpaid council tax
OPTIONS will be brought in front of Blaenau Gwent councillors to discuss whether the cash-strapped authority can use overpaid council…
Increasing car parking fees in Powys town centres could deter shoppers
INCREASING car parking fees could see shoppers choose to go elsewhere rather than Powys town centres, councillors fear. From April…
Robber who targeted a woman in her late seventies brought to justice
Luke Summers, 29, was sentenced to six years behind bars for launching an unprovoked attack in Merthyr Tydfil. Yesterday, Merthyr…
Tree planting plans for Carmarthenshire welcomed with skepticism
PLANS to plant thousands of trees in Carmarthenshire every year have been welcomed – but also questioned – by councillors.…