Disabled people in Wales face ‘David and Goliath-style’ battle for support
Disabled people too often face a David and Goliath-style battle for support under Wales’ health and social care system, a…
Month: June 2024
Welsh Gov accused of kicking council tax reforms ‘into the long grass’
A Plaid Cymru politician accused the Welsh Government of kicking “long-overdue” council tax reforms into the long grass. Peredur Owen…
Newtown Bypass Recycling Waste Fire
On Friday, June 7th, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) crews from Newtown and Llanidloes Fire Stations…
Motorcyclist dies in RTC between Llanwrda and Llandovery
Dyfed-Powys Police is investigating a two vehicle road traffic collision which occurred at about 1.05pm, Wednesday, 12th June 2024. A…
No interest in affordable bungalows in Laugharne
TWO affordable homes in one of Carmarthenshire’s most affluent towns aren’t generating any interest, according to a developer which wants…
Family pay tribute to 24-year-old Leon Vernon-White
The family of a man who sadly died on Friday night, have paid tribute to a ‘mischievous free spirit’. Leon…
Doughnuts performed at car meet leads to two men disqualified from driving
Jake Taylor, 18, from Pontypool, and Benjamin Grandon, 22, from Oakdale, Caerphilly, have both been disqualified from driving after a…
Pressure mounts on RSPCA to drop ‘RSPCA Assured’ food labelling scheme
Following RSPCA President Chris Packham’s stirring comments this weekend in The Times, Animal Justice Project has ignited a nationwide call-to-action.…
Senedd urged to introduce sin bin-style approach to sanctioning misbehaviour
An academic urged the Senedd to introduce a sin bin-style approach to sanctioning misbehaving members. Jonathan Tonge, a professor at…
RSPCA issue appeal after 13 guinea pigs abandoned in Cardiff lane
RSPCA Cymru is appealing for information after 13 guinea pigs were abandoned down a lane in Cardiff and are now…