Senedd to hold inquiry into ‘unbearable’ landfill site near Wrexham

A Senedd committee will hold an inquiry into a landfill site amid concerns about an “unbearable” stench blighting villagers’ lives…

Welsh Gov issues ‘disgraceful’ response to inquiry on public appointments

The Welsh Government issued a disgraceful response to an inquiry on public appointments, showing disrespect bordering on contempt for the…

Disabled children in Wales refused additional support with claims that their needs can be met through ‘universal provision’

Disabled children in Wales have been refused additional support in Welsh schools due to claims their needs can be met…

Physics education in Wales ‘at breaking point’ due to lack of teachers

Physics education is at breaking point in Wales due to a lack of teachers, yet training bursaries are £14,000 higher…

First Minister under fire for ‘scattergun’ approach to international relations

First minister Eluned Morgan came under friendly fire over the Welsh Government’s “scattergun rather than strategic” approach to international relations.…

Senedd members ’roundly reject’ Conservative calls for M4 relief road

Senedd members roundly rejected Conservative calls to deliver an M4 relief road, six years on from the Welsh Government pulling…

Should the west coast railway lines be recommissioned? – The £2billion debate in the Senedd

Senedd members debated calls to reopen railway lines along the west coast of Wales to connect north and south but…

Drakeford confirms plans for land value tax will remain on the table as a potential replacement for council tax and business rates

Wales’ finance secretary Mark Drakeford confirmed plans for a land value tax remain on the table as a potential long-term…

Online abuse of politicians ‘getting worse by the day’

Senedd members called for urgent action to tackle the “existential crisis” of abuse, harassment and intimidation faced by politicians on…

Freeport jobs promises ‘quietly revised down’ as thousands of jobs evaporate

Promises of job creation at two freeports have been stealthily downgraded by thousands of jobs, with Wales falling far behind…

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