PRIME MINISTER Keir Starmer has described Donald Trump’s decision to drop threatened tariffs over Greenland as “good news” and said the “hard yards” of...
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A DECISION on whether to approve a controversial hydro-electric scheme at a popular Eryri waterfall has been delayed after the Welsh Government intervened.
COUNCILLORS in Wrexham have asked for a detailed report on the benefits of investing over £250,000 in a new camera car for its enforcement team.
PLANS to bring a condemned grandstand at what was one of Gwent’s key sporting venues back into use could take a step forward this summer.
A MAJOR development has been confirmed in the future of one of Wales’ best-known holiday park operators, eight months after it entered administration. Celtic...
A FORMER care home closed following a critical inspection report and police investigation is becoming a magnet for anti-social behaviour, a council has been...
A CALL to mark out parking bays in public car parks in a town has been rejected as it could reduce the number of available spaces.
THERE will still be winners and losers amongst Powys schools even after the latest tweaks are made to their funding formula, a senior councillor has admitted.
A CALL to convert a financially unviable disused shop on the edge of Crymych to residential accommodation, which could provide a low-cost home, has been...
PLANS for a new gym, sauna and study, to replace dilapidated existing buildings at a ‘landmark’ listed Victorian Pembrokeshire clifftop house have been given...
