MEMBERS of the public will be able to have their say on whether taxi fares should rise by 5% in Denbighshire.
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NEWPORT City Council will push ahead with knocking down one of the city’s primary schools, where the main building has been deemed unsafe by inspectors.
NEWPORT is heading into “uncharted territory” as councillors prepare to tighten the purse strings to keep essential services running.
A PETITION has been launched against Cardiff Bus’s decision to scrap the main bus route serving a village on the outskirts of Wales’ capital.
AN INFANTS school in Llanbradach has moved one step closer to closing its doors for good.
PLANS for a cul-de-sac estate of 12 houses in the village of Llanarth have been given the go-ahead by county planners despite concerns raised about the...
A SITE for a mobile phone mast has been agreed after a telecoms firm was told it could no longer use its existing spot.
A GWENT council has reported a clean bill of health for its school buildings amid concerns over potentially dangerous lightweight concrete.
PLANS for a petrol station and drive-through units along with a warehouse near the first Severn Bridge that could create more than 200 jobs have been approved.
A CHILDMINDER has been given permission to operate from her home – after complaints were made during a previous planning application.
