Bus problems, taxi fare rises and new roads: The state of transport in the Valleys From buses to taxis to new roads it's been a busy year on the transport front in the Valleys Wales Online · Dec 27, 2022
Wales takes first steps onto global stage despite World Cup disappointment Wales may have crashed out of a deeply problematic World Cup, but this is just the start of a nation's efforts to strut its stuff on the global stage Wales Online · Dec 24, 2022
Nursing strikes won't go ahead in Wales in January but will in England A planned ambulance strike has also been suspended Wales Online · Dec 23, 2022
Investigation launched after £122m found missing from Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board accounts Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board was in special measures until 2020 Wales Online · Dec 23, 2022
Senedd Member Heledd Fychan accuses Cardiff of putting at risk city's cultural 'jewels' Cardiff council's budget consultation includes a proposal to turn the Museum of Cardiff into a mobile attraction Wales Online · Dec 23, 2022
Fire authority should make 'unpopular' savings decisions like we have to, says councillor Concern over a possible above-inflation rise in the fire service budget is voiced at Swansea cabinet meeting Wales Online · Dec 23, 2022
Councillor fears for the security of jobs at St David's Hall despite council assurances A proposal has been made by Academy Music Group to take on the running of St David's Hall Wales Online · Dec 23, 2022
Free school meal roll-out in Wales hits 1.5 million landmark An extra 45,000 children now have the option of a free school meal as part of a £260 million investment from the Welsh Government. The Independent UK · Dec 23, 2022
Union calls for talks with Welsh Government over health workers’ dispute Unison, which represents tens of thousands of health workers in Wales, has written an open letter to First Minister Mark Drakeford. The Independent UK · Dec 23, 2022
Welsh Ambulance Service workers vote to strike again It could see around 1,000 staff members take part in industrial action Wales Online · Dec 22, 2022
Welsh NHS waiting lists record first fall since Covid-19 pandemic Data from October reveals there were 753,293 treatments waiting to be completed, the first decrease since April 2020. The Independent UK · Dec 22, 2022
Campaigners lose legal challenge against teaching school pupils about gender identity in Wales Five parents launched a judicial review in the High Court against the Welsh Government’s new relationships and sexuality education curriculum Wales Online · Dec 22, 2022
Sustainable aviation fuel project for Port Talbot secures £25m funding boost The project from LanzaTech promises to create hundreds of new jobs Birmingham Post · Dec 22, 2022
Demoralised doctors in Wales consider industrial action for first time It comes after thousands of medical staff across Wales have taken strike action over pay and patient safety Wales Online · Dec 22, 2022
The Independent UK · Dec 22, 2022 Doctors in Wales consider striking for first time BMA Cymru’s Dr Iona Collins said the Welsh Government needed to ‘wake up to the crisis in the medical workforce and take serious action’.
Birmingham Post · Dec 21, 2022 Value of exports from Welsh businesses now higher than pre-pandemic levels Firms in Wales exported £19.4bn worth of goods to markets across the world
Birmingham Post · Dec 21, 2022 Development Bank of Wales eyeing new British Business Bank funds Chief executive Giles Thorley said funding to support decarbonisation of the Welsh economy is a key focus
Wales Online · Dec 21, 2022 Fears that second home and campervan owners will slip through the net to avoid tourism tax Licencing on holiday lets is being rolled out to ease the housing crisis amid the boom of second homes
Wales Online · Dec 20, 2022 Waiting list to see an NHS dentist in Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan tops more than 7,400 The Welsh Lib Dems say 'it is a disgrace' that children 'are left languishing on waiting lists potentially with rotting teeth'
Wales Online · Dec 20, 2022 The strict laws we were all living under this time last year that seem hard to believe now What a difference a year has made
Wales Online · Dec 20, 2022 Who will and who won't get an ambulance on the days of the strikes Some patients might have to make their own way to hospital as services will be severely impacted
Wales Online · Dec 20, 2022 The 100 coldest neighbourhoods in Wales where the poorest people live in the draughtiest homes Audrey, 78, said she lived in just one room of her house - her bedroom - because it was the only way she could afford to stay warm
Wales Online · Dec 19, 2022 Cardiff residents to be asked if school meals and parking should be more expensive in city The council will get more money than it expected from the Welsh Government for 2023/24 but plans to consult the public on its budget plans, including new ways of operating St David’s Hall, the White Water Rafting Centre and the Museum of Cardiff in the Old Library on The Hayes
Wales Online · Dec 18, 2022 Proposed Welsh medium school in Porthcawl takes next step forward Studies identified land on Porthcawl Primary School that was suitable for both sites
Wales Online · Dec 18, 2022 Mark Drakeford says Wales cannot afford the money nurses are asking for The First Minister placed the blame with the UK Government and said his government's hands are tied