Plans on hold for new major Cardiff Train-Station
THE prospective developers of a major new railway station in Cardiff have been left “frustrated” after their plans were put…
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Gwent Councillors urge staff to get Covid & Flu Jabs
COUNCIL workers will be urged to get their flu and Covid-19 jabs so that they can continue providing services in…
Calls for action answered over used needles littering at former hostel site
A COUNCIL has confirmed that it is looking into the issue of used needles littering the site of a former…
Urgent Plea for places of warmth amid families faced with hard choices
AN urgent plea has been issued for locations people can attend to keep warm amid concerns families are being forced…
Swansea planning chiefs give go-ahead for 471 new homes
A WHOLE new neighbourhood is coming to Swansea after planning chiefs gave the go-ahead for 471 homes. They are the…
Have Swansea Labour delivered on Pledges?
SWANSEA Labour said it would get a list of things done within 100 days of forming a new cabinet earlier…
Spirited tales from 500 year old haunted Caernarfon Pub
GLASSES flying through the air, a little boy crying and an old lady sitting on the end of residents’ beds.…
Wrexham Council seek views on improving Walking & Cycle routes
NONE of the proposals to transform cycling and walking routes in key areas of the city centre are a ‘foregone…
Solar farm plans under consideration by Cynon Valley Council
PLANS for a solar farm in the Cynon Valley are set to be considered by councillors. The application for Bryngolwg…
Unfilled Chair-role prevents Gwent authority to discuss salary raise
COUNCILLORS in one Gwent authority are unable to discuss proposals to raise their salaries by £800 a year as a…