A SHORTAGE of food hygiene inspectors is hampering Carmarthenshire Council despite qualified ones from outside being offered £60 to £70 per hour, councillors...
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PLANS to legitimise an already built mountain bike track near Llanfyllin have been thrown out by Powys councillors.
CONTENTIOUS plans to relocate 47 caravan pitches to a small village near the Ceredigion seaside town of New Quay, which were recommended to be refused, have...
A FORMER library in Carmarthenshire will become supported accommodation for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs.
LEGAL chiefs at Powys County Council have refused a request for the unpopular decision to spilt Ysgol Calon Cymru to be called-in for further probing.
NEWPORT city councillor Chris Reeks has stepped down with immediate effect, for personal reasons.
DELAYS in completing a flagship Powys council project in Welshpool were down to staff shortages, it has been revealed.
AN INJUNCTION is in place preventing six named men, a paving firm and anyone else from damaging an environmentally sensitive site on the Gwent Levels.
ISSUES with mental health is the main reason people are off sick at a Welsh council, according to recently published figures.
A NEW specialist school for vulnerable children is “on track” to open in Pontllanfraith in September after being hit by lengthy delays.
