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Welsh Language Secretary Mark Drakeford visited Ysgol Henry Richard in Tregaron, praising its progress toward Welsh-medium education. He observed the school’s immersion programme that helps
Mae pobl ifanc yng Ngheredigion yn gwneud newidiadau gwirioneddol i urddas mislif, gan greu datrysiadau ymarferol sy’n gwella bywydau ar draws eu hysgol a thu
Young people in Ceredigion are making real changes to period dignity, creating practical solutions that are improving lives across their school and beyond. As active
Senedd members called out the “shameful”, long-standing pensions injustice faced by thousands of women born in the 1950s, coal miners, and steelworkers. Plaid Cymru’s Heledd
Welsh Water customers are getting a raw deal, with bills increasing while “disgraceful” pollution continues and executives pocket “scandalous” payments, the Senedd heard. Rhys ab
Senedd members called for annual health checks for firefighters in Wales, with a study showing instances of cancer are up to 323% higher than the
Senedd members voted down Conservative calls to cut taxes for 1.7 million people in Wales. Sam Rowlands said his party would use devolved tax powers
Senedd members warned “something must be done” with smartphones causing disruption in classrooms and fuelling mental health problems among pupils. Carolyn Thomas, who chairs the
The Senedd unanimously passed a “far-reaching, truly historic” bill aimed at transforming education as part of the ambition of reaching a million Welsh speakers by
Wales’ first minister led cross-party tributes in the Senedd to a passionate campaigner who fought to improve services for fellow cancer patients. Eluned Morgan paid
