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…

‘People are choking with the dust’: calls for action on ‘slow Aberfan disaster’

More than 11,000 people added their voices to a chorus of calls for a mandatory 1,000-metre buffer zone around all…

Wales recruiting ‘nowhere near enough’ secondary teachers

Wales is only training around a third of the necessary secondary school teachers, with nowhere near enough recruits and no…

Taxpayers hit with £5.25m bill for botched Aberthaw contract

Taxpayers will foot the bill for a £5.25m settlement after a legal claim over the awarding of a demolition contract…

‘Rushed’ battery storage developments risk ‘devastating’ consequences

The rapid and largely unregulated proliferation of battery storage developments is becoming an urgent safety issue in many parts of…

NHS Wales to remove ‘no-show’ patients from waiting lists

Patients who miss two appointments without good cause will be removed from waiting lists for NHS treatment, Wales’ health secretary…

Wales playing ‘catch-up’ as delays to environmental protections cause widespread scrutiny

Senedd members warned Wales is playing catch-up after the Welsh Government took more than seven years to bring forward a…

Plaid Cymru demands end to ‘shameful’ pensions justice

Senedd members called out the “shameful”, long-standing pensions injustice faced by thousands of women born in the 1950s, coal miners,…

Rural Bus operators petrified by Welsh Gov plans for London-style bus network in Wales

Rural bus operators are petrified by the Welsh Government’s plans to introduce a London-style bus network in Wales, the industry…

Health chiefs face questions over digital delays

Senedd members scrutinised health chiefs about years-long delays to digital transformation of eye care, with some services still relying on…

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