Workers in Wales set to benefit from Labour’s plans to the raise minimum wage

Up to 130,000 workers in Wales will benefit from the UK Labour Government’s plans to raise the minimum wage, as…

Welsh Gov wins first vote on £26bn spending plans in absence of Welsh Conservative Leader

The Welsh Government won the first vote on its £26bn spending plans for next year in the absence of two…

£25m to fix potholes across Wales

Today, the Welsh Government’s Transport Secretary Ken Skates has announced an extra £25 million to fix our roads and prevent…

Plaid call for Wales to rejoin single market as Senedd marks five years since Brexit

The Senedd has marked fives years since the United Kingdom left the European Union following extensive Brexit negotiations. Five years…

Senedd sets out next steps in multi-million-pound search for offices in Cardiff Bay

The Senedd has set out the next steps in its multi-million-pound search for offices in Cardiff Bay, with a final…

Welsh Government in the dark over coverage of £109m tax rises

The Welsh Government remains in the dark about how much Wales will receive to cover the estimated £109m cost of…

Progress on tackling fuel poverty in Wales ‘too slow,’ committee warns

Progress on reaching a target of no more than 5% of households in Wales living in fuel poverty by 2035…

Welsh Language education bill clears first hurdle

A shake-up of Welsh language education cleared the first hurdle in the Senedd despite concerns about staff shortages, teachers’ workloads…

Ysgol Uwchradd Aberteifi pupil comes out on top at Innovation Awards 2024

An Ysgol Uwchradd Aberteifi pupil, Molly Newland (pictured), has come out on top at the prestigious Innovation Awards 2024 organised…

Ex-First Minister calls for reform to leasehold system

Vaughan Gething called for “long-overdue” reform to the leasehold system, warning of injustice, iniquity and unscrupulous landlords fleecing households. The…

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