Welsh Government's own report says 20mph speed limit could cost economy billions The minister for climate change said she is 'satisfied that the benefits justify the likely costs'. Wales Online · Jan 9, 2023
Private landlords to rent out properties to council for them house homeless people The scheme is intended to help people move on from temporary accomodation Wales Online · Jan 9, 2023
Council tax premium for second home owners to be considered in Carmarthenshire Owners of long-term empty properties would also pay more if proposals are taken forward Wales Online · Jan 6, 2023
Merthyr Tydfil Council facing budget gap of more than £11m A report set to be considered by councillors lays out the stark position Wales Online · Jan 6, 2023
Union announces more Welsh Ambulance Service strike dates for January More than 1,000 ambulance workers could choose to take part in the strike Wales Online · Jan 6, 2023
Will teachers go on strike in 2023? Everything you need to know as teachers ballot for strike Teaching unions are currently asking their members if they want to strike over pay Wales Online · Jan 5, 2023
Mark Drakeford has no regrets over controversial five-star World Cup hotel stay paid for by Qatar "While it wasn't the way we would have chosen to go to Qatar, it was unavoidable" Wales Online · Jan 5, 2023
The South Wales Metro rail project needs to do far more for Cardiff Prof Mark Barry was behind the original vision to electrify the Core Valley Lines but says it needs to be revisited to ensure more services in the most densely populated part of the network Birmingham Post · Jan 5, 2023
Welsh taxis are being stocked with free sanitary products for passengers RideSafe, a new taxi app in Wales designed for women's safety, has teamed up with Asda to stock sanitary towels in all of its private hire vehicles Wales Online · Jan 4, 2023
Hospitals told to discharge patients without care packages as GP calls it 'terrifying' Dr Sayma Ahmed, of Cloughmore Surgery in the Splott area of Cardiff, called the new guidance 'terrifying' and said seriously ill people are turning up at her practice instead of going to A&E Wales Online · Jan 4, 2023
Outrage as Qatar pays for Wales first minister’s ‘lavish’ five-star hotel stay The first minister, economy minister and their officials were put up in the Ritz-Carlton Doha during a trip to the World Cup The Independent UK · Jan 4, 2023
Boy injured in pileup at 'dangerous' new roundabout on A465 'That roundabout is unreal... You can literally drive straight through it without even noticing a roundabout' Wales Online · Jan 4, 2023
Qatar Government paid for Mark Drakeford's five-star World Cup hotel stay The Qatar Government provided the accommodation, board, and transport for the First Minister and accompanying officials as part of their visit to the country Wales Online · Jan 4, 2023
Covid, flu and strep: How bad it got and how health experts expect them to hit us in winter months Two years of lockdown measures have disrupted the usual patterns of seasonal viruses Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023
Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023 Councillor raises concerns about plans to increase social housing rents in Vale of Glamorgan The council will met next week to make a decision on proposals to increase the rent by 5.5%
Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023 Bed blocking concerns as hundreds of patients well enough to leave Welsh hospitals but can't The equivalent of a full Singleton Hospital in Swansea is being taken up by people who are medically well enough to go home, the health board has confirmed
Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023 Parking your car in Swansea could become more expensive from April A rise in parking charges is one of many measures proposed by the council to generate money as energy, wage and other inflationary pressures bite
Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023 Plans for three events a year at farm bought for Green Man festival raise concerns Officials have told local councillors there are plans to hold up to three gatherings a year for as many as 3,000 people at the property
Wales Online · Jan 3, 2023 People in Wales told to wear masks in public if they have a cough or sore throat The Welsh Government is advising people who have symptoms like a cough, sneeze, runny nose or sore throat to wear a face covering
Birmingham Post · Jan 3, 2023 Big fall in take up of large industrial space in Wales Knight Frank has released figures for deals in 2022 for space of more than 50,000 sq ft
Wales Online · Jan 2, 2023 The new laws set to come into force in 2023 There are huge changes coming in which will affect renters and their landlords, people earning minimum wage, and every driver
Wales Online · Jan 1, 2023 The shopping area where independent businesses 'face a death sentence' 'We already had thoughts of how long we can survive this. In the near future we are thinking of completely shifting to online'
Wales Online · Dec 30, 2022 All you need to know as e-scooter trial could come to Cardiff in 'near future' Cardiff Council says there have been 'limited windows' for electric scooter trials and the last one closed in February but it will 'consider opportunities that may arise in the near future'
Wales Online · Dec 29, 2022 Company responsible for closed Menai Bridge suspension bridge has earned millions The Menai Bridge was closed without warning in October
Wales Online · Dec 27, 2022 Nurses plan to strike again in 2023 due to 'lack of engagement' from Welsh Government Members of RCN Wales went on strike for the first time in history on December 15 and 20 over poor wages and chronic staff shortages