THE new leader of Newport City Council insists “nothing is off the table” when it comes to reinvigorating the city centre and attracting new investment.
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PARENTS of children at a special school in Llanelli have branded a decision not to proceed with a new-build school in the town as “appalling”.
PLANS to introduce monthly black bin collections in Flintshire look set to go ahead in a bid to improve recycling rates.
ALL residents of Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) could soon be putting their refuse out for collection in black bin bags rather than wheelie bins.
AN APPLICATION to build 73 new homes in the Llynfi Valley has been submitted to Bridgend Council for consideration.
A CALL to allow council officers the ability to suspend the empty properties council tax premium for Pembrokeshire homes under renovation is expected to be...
PEMBROKESHIRE still faces its greatest-ever financial challenge despite the council being in a better economic position than previously projected.
NOT all councillors are happy with the “Sustainable Powys Programme Principles” it seems.
HOSPITALITY businesses near St Helen’s Rugby and Cricket Ground are hopeful the Ospreys’ move to the seaside venue next year will provide a much-needed lift...
PEOPLE have voiced their frustration at the fact a Valleys mountain road will be closed for months, including worries over access to Prince Charles Hospital...
