Cruel funding gap means frail old people in Carmarthenshire are treated like “second class citizens”
Frail elderly people in Carmarthenshire are being treated like second class citizens because of a massive cross-border gap in care…
Tag: Wrexham
Transport for Wales to host first Public Transport Summit in May
Transport for Wales is pleased to announce that Wales’ first Public Transport Summit will take place on May 22nd and 23rd in…
Senedd commemorates Gresford Colliery disaster, One of Wrexham’s darkest days
Senedd members paused to remember one of the worst mining disasters in British history. Lesley Griffiths told the Senedd…
Pothole Land officially closes following repairs to road surface
Pothole Land – the Glyn Ceiriog ‘attraction’ that gained international attention due to the state of its roads – has…
Wrexham woman jailed for assault and harassment
A 34-year-old Wrexham woman has been jailed for assault and harassment. Naomi Maybury, of Wheatsheaf Lane, Gwersyllt, admitted three charges…
Demolition of 19th century building in Iscoyd sparks fury in Wrexham CBC
Furious councillors have slammed a retrospective application to approve the illegal demolition of a Grade II listed building in Iscoyd…
Wrexham man jailed for shoplifting
A 47-year-old Wrexham man has been jailed for shoplifting, burglary and attempting to steal a car. Ioan McKenzie, of Churton…
Royal Navy vessel to be honoured with Freedom of the County Borough of Wrexham Award
A ROYAL Navy ship could be honoured with the Freedom of the County Borough of Wrexham at a meeting this…
Additional funding allocated to protect national treasures in Wales
The Welsh Government is providing additional funding to ensure Wales’ cultural institutions are protected and preserved, with £3.2m earmarked this…
Man jailed following serious assault in Acton
A 27-year-old man has been taken to Stoke hospital with serious injuries. Emergency services responded to a report of an…