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Senedd members criticised Labour’s “utterly embarrassing” position on the Crown Estate, with ministers in Cardiff Bay backing devolution while Westminster blocks reform. Plaid Cymru’s
A Senedd member criticised “slow progress” tackling a toxic culture within fire services, with less than half the recommendations of a damning report implemented 15
Senedd members called for a long-awaited overhaul of “inadequate” school transport, warning too many pupils facing barriers to accessing education. Tom Giffard described current
The Senedd narrowly backed plans to ban offers on unhealthy food and drinks including “buy-one-get-one-free” deals in an effort to tackle high rates of obesity.
The Senedd supported plans to introduce inspection ratings for care homes, with service providers set to be required to publish “scores on the doors”.
Mae un o brif ddarparwyr gwasanaethau teiars Cymru ar fin agor cyfleuster newydd a fydd yn rhoi bywyd newydd i hen deiars, gyda chefnogaeth Llywodraeth
One of Wales’ leading providers of tyre services is set to open a new facility that will give new life to old tyres, with Welsh
Mae un o fentrau mwyaf hirhoedlog y DU sy’n cysylltu busnesau a sefydliadau â’r byd academaidd yn dathlu 50 mlynedd o ddarparu gwerth i economi
One of the UK’s longest standing initiatives connecting businesses and organisations with academia is celebrating 50 years of delivering value to the Welsh economy. The
The Senedd rejected Plaid Cymru calls to demand HS2 be redesignated as an England-only project to unlock billions of pounds of consequential funding for Wales.
