World's first rail testing centre in Wales partners with Hitachi Rail The Global Centre of Rail Excellence has signed a memorandum of understanding with the transport solutions provider Birmingham Post · Apr 18, 2023
'We live in one of UK's most isolated towns – we’re basically cut off from the world' Residents were left fearing they wouldn't be able to commute to work, college or school after their local bus stopped running through the villages of Rassau and Garnlydan near Ebbw Vale Daily Mirror · Apr 17, 2023
Concern raised over access to Welsh medium education in Pontypridd Parents and campaigners had called for a new Welsh medium school to be built in Glyncoch Wales Online · Apr 17, 2023
Wales to be first UK nation to increase grants given to low income students Thousands of students in Wales are eligible for the education maintenance allowance (EMA) grant Wales Online · Apr 17, 2023
Why Cardiff is right on plans for a new car user charge Cardiff council has launched a consultation on a vehicle charge which it said if approved would be introduced in 2027 Birmingham Post · Apr 17, 2023
The Welsh villages that could be left with no public transport at all where people are really worried Residents who rely on public transport worry about how they will get to work, their children to school and travel to the nearest towns Wales Online · Apr 16, 2023
The factory-built flats that could spring up all over Wales to solve the homelessness crisis With tens of thousands of people in dire need of housing, we'll be seeing plenty more modular developments in years to come Wales Online · Apr 16, 2023
What Welsh Tories think of their leader Andrew RT Davies's controversial new style 'New talent needs to come through and take over before it’s too late' Wales Online · Apr 14, 2023
The woman who renovated a chapel and now fears that letting it out is becoming too costly Marnie Slade said she could struggle to let the property out for 182 days a year and would therefore be liable for a hefty tax bill Wales Online · Apr 13, 2023
Big rise in value of exports but Wales still has a trade deficit of £3bn Firms in Wales exported £20.5bn worth of goods to markets around the world in 2022 Birmingham Post · Apr 13, 2023
POLL: Do you support Wales' default speed limit changing from 30mph to 20mph? The Welsh Government says the change will bring about 'a number of benefits' Wales Online · Apr 12, 2023
The big changes to voting coming next month and how they will apply in Wales Stricter rules will apply at polling stations on election day Wales Online · Apr 12, 2023
New HQ for construction firm to meet growth plans following six-figure fund LEB Construction plans to expand its operations with a new headquarters in Aberystwyth Birmingham Post · Apr 12, 2023
Retail footfall in Wales continues to rise as retailers anticipate Welsh Government action plan Retail footfall in Wales was the second highest of any nation or region in the UK last month Birmingham Post · Apr 10, 2023
Wales Online · Apr 8, 2023 Welsh medieval court which was buried for centuries is sold for £17,000 Thought to have been used between 1237 and 1314, it is the only court of the medieval Welsh princes with visible remains
Wales Online · Apr 7, 2023 Couple who own second home vow to 'stop using Welsh businesses' due to extra taxes Butchers Edwards of Conwy posted a letter they received from a couple who hit out at the Welsh Government and local authorities for council tax premiums
Birmingham Post · Apr 7, 2023 Tough decisions on holidays and a Welsh tourism tax Households are having to make difficult choices over their holiday plans for 2023
Wales Online · Apr 6, 2023 Welsh Government provides £260k to support workers made redundant after Anglesey 2 Sisters plant closes It is potentially the biggest single jobs hit Anglesey has ever seen
Wales Online · Apr 6, 2023 The Butetown group making a real difference to young people in the cost-of-living crisis An appeal to support voluntary sector organisations in the cost-of-living crisis is to benefit from a £1m donation from the Welsh Government
Wales Online · Apr 5, 2023 'The UK needs a total rethink to stop Westminster walking all over devolution' 'Simply imposing its own policies regardless of the wishes of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on matters devolved is not a sustainable option'
Wales Online · Apr 5, 2023 Debenhams in Swansea has been bought by the council but there's still no news on a new tenant The council wants to retain the four-storey building for retail use but there could potentially be a leisure element as well
Wales Online · Apr 5, 2023 Calls for Welsh-only place name after English name painted over on road sign Councillor Elwyn Vaughan is now calling on Cyngor Gwynedd and Ceredigion Council to get rid of the Happy Valley name and to simply call it Cwm Maethlon
Birmingham Post · Apr 5, 2023 Welsh Government-owned land sold for new glass factory creating 100 new jobs and safeguarding 500 Glass Systems has bought the 30-acre site in Port Talbot from the Welsh Government for an undisclosed sum
Wales Online · Apr 5, 2023 Schools don’t have enough money to keep children safe or provide the statutory level of education, warn governors Governors are demanding an urgent meeting with Education Minister Jeremy Miles
Wales Online · Apr 5, 2023 Welsh Government unlikely to recoup £7.3m it gave for failed racetrack A Freedom of Information request has revealed that the money is never likely to be repaid