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Hamilton urges Welsh Government to back away from ‘universal’ Baccalaureate
The Welsh UKIP leader Neil Hamilton has sparked a row over the Welsh Baccalaureate. Mr Hamilton told Assembly members...
11 May 2018
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Plaid Cymru calls First Minister “Patronising”
Leanne Wood has sent a letter calling the First Minister patronising after she was compared to Jacob Rees-Mogg in...
11 May 2018
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First Minister says DWP relocation is ‘wrong direction’
The Welsh Government has voiced concerns over the plans of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to relocate...
11 May 2018
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Seagull ‘nightmare’ for Cyncoed residents
Residents are concerned about the behaviour of aggressive seagulls in Cyncoed....
16 March 2018
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Student flats to be built on Adamsdown park
Controversial plans to build 400 flats on parkland have been given the go ahead in Cardiff....
16 March 2018
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Quad bikers and cars blamed for park tracks
Grass at a popular city park is being ruined by quad bikers and cars, residents have claimed....
16 March 2018
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Anger sparks ‘residents-only parking’ signs
Angry residents have allegedly put up their own road signs in a bid to stop other people parking outside...
16 March 2018
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Health concerns over new waste plant
Residents want the air quality in their village to be closely monitored following the approval of a waste recycling...
16 March 2018
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New schools admissions plan agreed
Plans to send primary school children to their nearest secondary have been agreed by Cardiff Council....
16 March 2018
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Appeal to Cardiff Uni to stop animal testing
An animal rights group has said Cardiff University must stop testing on animals for research and move into the...
16 March 2018
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Riding school’s action after road fears
A city horseriding school has stopped taking its animals on roads over safety fears. Cardiff Riding School claimed there...
14 March 2018