ANGLESEY Council has promised to fix a road sign defaced with red paint and a poster.
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AN ASSESSMENT of the impacts of closing Powys schools all along the border with England was not written, councillors have been told.
A 19TH CENTURY Grade II-listed chapel on Anglesey is to be converted into a four-bedroom holiday let.
CARMARTHENSHIRE Council is facing “some bleak winter months” as it tries to budget for wage rises it has no control over while reining in overspending, a...
CHANGES to waste collections will begin in Caerphilly in late October, marking the next phase of efforts to drive up recycling rates.
A COUNCIL has acknowledged the “significant challenges” created by the crimes of convicted paedophile headteacher Neil Foden.
ALMOST a year to the day after the 20mph speed limit was introduced in Wales, North Wales Police were unable to produce evidence that the law has reduced...
A FORMER independent councillor who formed Wales’ first Reform Party council group has been accused of having attempted to rejoin the Labour Party.
A GWENT secondary school is teaching pupils mathematics in classes of 60, it says in response to a shortage of specialist teachers.
PLANS to increase the council tax premium on homes in Flintshire left vacant for long periods have been supported in a bid to improve the housing supply.
