A BLOCK of affordable flats by Swansea’s River Tawe will be home to around 300 people after the council’s planning committee unanimously approved the...
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GAMBLING ethics were debated when setting new legislation at a Denbighshire County Council meeting – with councillors highlighting fears about those betting...
CONWY is preparing for tougher legislation governing tattoo parlours and skin piercers to improve hygiene and stop serious skin infections – and practitioners...
A FORMER hostel and bar in Cardiff which was plagued by anti-social behaviour issues following its closure has been sold.
A BUSINESS and tourism group chief is calling for a council to provide waste and recycle centre for a Gwynedd seaside town he says is being “neglected”.
AT LEAST 22 of the 34 Pembrokeshire public toilets at risk of potential closure are expected be saved, with a further nine due to plead their cases before...
A FIRM that makes luxury motorhomes has denied that it has been denied planning permission for a fence around its base at a Gwent industrial estate.
A REVIEW of Bridgend’s public rights of way network has been discussed at a Town and Community Council Forum meeting this week, with reports saying that as...
THE SECOND phase of works to redevelop the old YMCA building in Merthyr Tydfil is nearly finished.
NEWPORT could become the latest area of Wales to hike council tax premiums for long-term empty properties.
