GWYNEDD'S ageing population means more pressure on social services and fewer people to provide care. The county’s population is getting older putting...
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A CHARITY behind a popular road race is to reconsider a funding arrangement which saw it make a £5,000 contribution to a council’s sports development team this...
A COMMUNITY council is to be updated on its plan to replace traditional Christmas trees with planted ‘live’ trees.
LEISURE services in Caerphilly could undergo a major transformation in the new year, including the possibility of some sports centres shutting down.
NEWPORT City Council’s leader says the local authority is “fully committed” to redeveloping old buildings at Caerleon Comprehensive School, after works were...
THE NEXT local elections in Powys will be held under the traditional first past the post process as councillors reject moving to the Single Transferable Vote...
AN EMPLOYMENT report on Conwy staff revealed nearly half of its workforce wouldn’t confirm their sexual orientation or gender.
Squeezed budgets and a “challenging” fiscal situation have prompted a council’s “difficult decision” to raise parking fees by 40% across the board in Gwynedd...
SECOND homes council tax premiums in Pembrokeshire are to drop from the current 200 per cent rate to 150 per cent next financial despite warnings it could lead...
APPROVAL has been granted by Bridgend Council for the demolition of a “redundant and dilapidated building” in the Princess of Wales Hospital grounds.
