Plaid Councillor criticises Glamorgan Council over garden waste collection service
ONE in six households in Vale of Glamorgan have signed up to a council’s garden waste collection service three weeks…
Category: National News
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Welsh Ambulance paramedic is urging the public to check for signs of skin cancer
A WELSH Ambulance Service paramedic who has been diagnosed with melanoma is urging others to recognise the signs and symptoms.…
Speech therapy supports people to become their true selves
A specialist service to support transgender people align their voices with their true selves has been set up in Swansea…
Family raises over £2,000 for Withybush Hospital
Seren Cole and her family have raised a fantastic £2,640 for Hywel Dda Health Charities, the official charity of the…
Two men jailed for being part of an organised crime group linked to a Cardiff murder
Two men have been jailed for being part of an organised crime group linked to the murder of Tomasz Waga.…
Survey work to be carried out on destabilised wall at Union Hill, Haverfordwest
DETAILED survey work, data-gathering and a public consultation will take place ahead of the reconstruction of a destabilised section of…
Drivers must adapt to ‘massive culture change’ as 20mph speed limits introduced across Wales says senior councillor
By Richard Evans DRIVERS will need to adapt to a massive change in culture when default 20mph speed limits are…
Failed call-in attempt by National Trust scuppers plans to turn public toilets into takeaway ice cream parlour
A SCHEME to turn surplus public toilets to a takeaway ice cream parlour/coffee bar will not be decided by the…
Call for pause on Secret Garden cafe procurement in Cardiff
A COUNCIL official said he regrets the anxiety that the process of deciding the future of a popular Cardiff cafe…
Elderly disabled woman feels ‘isolated’ as she seeks alternative accommodation away from ‘dilapidated’ flats
IRIS Ware was among the first people to move into Mitchell Court flats in Tonypandy, back in the 1960s. Now,…