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Teach more Welsh history in schools, says leading historian
One of Wales’s most prominent historians has called for more Welsh history within the national curriculum. Dr Elin Jones,...
18 May 2018
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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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‘Crisis’ fears for mental health patients after delays
Delays in treating mental health patients could leave them in “crisis”, a charity has warned....
14 March 2018
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Welsh Assembly votes on alcohol pricing
The Welsh Assembly voted through the first stage of minimum alcohol pricing legislation...
13 March 2018
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Only one in eight adoptions in Wales with same-sex couples
A Cardiff councillor says more needs to be done to increase the number of LGBT foster carers....
9 March 2018
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Outrage over doubled parking charges proposal
Cardiff Conservatives say proposals to double car parking charges would be a “tax on shoppers”....
6 March 2018
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Bird traps ‘that kill’ should be banned says charity
Traps that can kill birds should be banned according to a wildlife charity. The Fauna Wildlife Rescue want the...
23 February 2018
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Labour clings to control in country’s capital
Labour have retained control of Cardiff council with a reduced majority. Labour secured exactly 39 seats, the minimum to...
5 May 2017
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Closure of Careers Wales in Barry would be a “major blow to the town”
People in Barry say the closure of their Careers Wales office would be a major blow to the town....
28 February 2017
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Diabetic children in danger of being “left behind” by Government reforms
Children with medical conditions like diabetes are excluded from Welsh Government education reforms, according to Diabetes Cymru. A Bill...
21 February 2017