NEATH based Theatr na nÓg have been spreading their magic in Makassar by performing their play “You Should Ask Wallace” in partnership with The British Council and in collaboration with...
Police encourage ‘vulnerable people’ to engage with council and voluntary sector
SOUTH Wales Police are working closely with Cardiff Council and the voluntary sector in supporting vulnerable people on our streets.
They are encouraging vulnerable people to engage with the...
Swansea Market in Britain’s Top 10
SWANSEA Market could soon be named Britain's favourite.
It has made the top 10 in the favourite market category of the 2020 Great British Market Awards.
No other Welsh locations are in the...
National Assembly’s Children, Young People and Education Committee says “A lot of lessons learned from the Higher Education Act”
THE National Assembly's Children, Young People and Education Committee is launching its report examining how well the Higher Education (Wales) Act 2015 has worked. The Committee wanted to make...
7 men charged following serious and organised crime raids
Following warrants carried out by Gwent Police on Wednesday (Dec, 4), the seven men arrested have now all been charged with conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. They appeared at Newport Magistrates...
Electric bikes trialled in police force
ELECTRIC bikes are being trialled in Gwent with the introduction of two to the force's fleet.
Chief Superintendent Ian Roberts, in charge of policing in Newport and Monmouthshire, is one of the...
Inquiry into the Welsh Government’s Degree Apprenticeships
AN inquiry into the Welsh Government's degree apprenticeship pilot programme is being launched by the National Assembly's Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee.
Degree Apprenticeships...
Committee questions prioritising ‘backing ban on wild animals in circuses’ over other’s?
QUESTIONS are being asked as to why 'backing the ban on wild animals in circuses' is being prioritised over other important animal welfare issues.
Proposals from the Welsh Government to ban...
Planning permission for natural burial ground in Pembrokeshire
A NATURAL burial ground could soon be found alongside an existing graveyard in the village of Keeston.
A planning application to use part of an agricultural field as a natural burial ground...
Contract awarded for refurbishment and asbestos removal at old school
ASBESTOS will be removed from an old school before it is refurbished and extended for pupils to use.
The former Ysgol Glan Cleddau site at Scarrowscant Lane will become part of...