BYDD rhagor na 15,600 o ffermydd yng Nghymru yn cael cyfran o fwy na £161m pan fydd rhagdaliadau Cynllun Taliad...
Gwynoro Jones
CHRISTINA Rees the Neath Labour MP has been suspended by the Labour Party and has lost the party whip in...
by Rory Sheehan WREXHAM Council is being urged to look at issues in recruiting school escorts, a problem which has...
PAN ymwelodd y Dirprwy Weinidog Newid Hinsawdd, sy’n gyfrifol am drafnidiaeth, Lee Waters â'u hysgol yn gynharach heddiw roedd plant...
BYDD Mark Drakeford, Prif Weinidog Cymru, yn cyfarfod â Simon Coveney, Gweinidog Iwerddon dros Faterion Tramor yn ail gyfarfod Fforwm...
AR 20 Medi gyhoeddodd Llywodraeth Cymru cyllid cychwynnol o £1 miliwn i gefnogi Canolfannau Clyd. Nawr mae Jane Hutt AS, Gweinidog...
FIRST Minister of Wales Mark Drakeford will meet Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney at the second meeting of the...
CARMARTHENSHIRE County Council is fully supportive of the Grand Union Trains proposal to operate a new intercity train service between Carmarthen and London Paddington, with five return services every day. The application, that has been submitted by Grand Union Trains (GUT) is currently being considered by the Office of Rail and Road ORR. The application includes a commitment to build a new 'parkway' station at Felindre, north of Swansea, which will reduce journey times from Carmarthen and Llanelli to Cardiff and onto London by around 20 minutes. Services will be operated by brand new bi-mode trains which can operate as electric or diesel. The proposal for a high-quality train service, with a twenty-minute...
VALE of Glamorgan council has defended its approach to parking zones after figures revealed high levels of ticketing at seaside...
by Rory Sheehan THE impact of the invasion in Ukraine and turmoil in the UK economy is putting increased pressure...