CONDITIONS at secondary school are so bad plaster “literally falls from the ceiling and walls onto pupils’ desks”.
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CARDIFF Council has reaffirmed that dredging a popular city lake likened to a “fetid swamp” will be considered in the future.
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to convert Welshpool Youth Centre into homes has been thrown out by Powys council planners.
A MAJOR Powys firm is set to expand its headquarters in the north of the county after plans to convert a former restaurant into office space were approved by...
A NEW builders’ merchants could be created on Hawarden Industrial Estate under new plans which have been put forward.
A CALL has been made for urgent action after a North Wales beach was voted the most disappointing in the UK.
COUNCIL workers have reportedly cleared human excrement, dog faeces, litter, and hypodermic needles from West Shore in Llandudno, following the busy bank...
A CARE inspectorate’s report on the approach to child safeguarding in Cardiff shows continued demand on services.
A BID to get decision-makers to reconsider plans to close Rhondda Cynon Taf’s (RCT) smallest school has failed.
PLANNING measures to control the use of properties as second homes and short-term holiday accommodation could soon be implemented in Gwynedd.
