Welsh Government
£1 bus fares for young people confirmed across Wales — but questions remain over operator sign-up
Young people across Wales will be able to travel by bus for just £1 from September, as part of a…
Tourism tax gets Senedd approval: councils to decide on £1.30-a-night levy from 2027
Plans to introduce a tourism tax in Wales have been passed by the Senedd, giving local councils the power to…
Hospital’s new £4.8m machine aims to speed-up scans
More people will be seen, diagnosed and treated at Swansea’s Morriston Hospital following a £4.8m investment in new equipment.
Union rejects Welsh NHS pay award and prepares for strikes
Unite union say their NHS Wales members are "furious with pay and conditions that have led to rock-bottom morale".
Tourism Tax: Will it ‘support tourism’ or ‘devastate the sector’?
The controversial tourism 'visitor levy' goes to the vote in the Senedd later today, with Labour saying the "small contribution…
Ambulance service to prioritise cardiac patients with new risk category
The way the Welsh Ambulance Service deals with the most serious 999 calls is changing from tomorrow (Tuesday 1 July).
Council rejects Welsh Government’s call for collecting black bag waste every 3 or 4 weeks
The leader of Swansea Council has said the authority is not moving to a 3 week or monthly collection of…
Wales Takes the Lead: Rehoming centre reforms and progress on Greyhound ban welcomed by Dogs Trust
Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, has said they welcome the news that the Welsh Government is pressing…
Consultant appointed to progress Llandeilo bypass scheme
The Welsh Government have appointed Arcadis Consulting to progress plans for a bypass to the A483 around Llandeilo.
£2bn Heads of the Valleys road officially opens
The A465 Head of the Valleys road upgrade has officially opened after 23 years of construction.