DATED high-rise flats in Swansea are to be modernised inside and out as part of a multi-million pound council investment.
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SOME councillors are calling for the decision to close Rhondda Cynon Taf’s (RCT) smallest school to be considered again before it goes ahead.
A PLEA to keep Pembroke Dock’s Anchorage Day Centre open is to be heard at a full meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council next week.
A SENIOR Pembrokeshire councillor is to be quizzed on what progress has been made in recouping a £200,000 insurance excess paid by the council following the...
OLD 30 mph signs being stored by Powys County could be used again if road speeds go up from the controversial 20mph limit.
THERE is “increasing confidence” Aneurin Bevan University Health Board will improve its performance and be taken out of Welsh Government intervention measures.
GWYNEDD homes are among the coldest, with the poorest energy efficiency ratings, meaning higher bills.
A NEW inflatable obstacle course at a Penmaenmawr fishery has been given the green light.
IMAGES of wrestling titans Giant Haystacks and Big Daddy were evoked at a council licensing meeting as the owners of a Carmarthenshire holiday park sought to...
GWENT’S new police and crime commissioner Jane Mudd paid an emotional tribute to her granddaughters as she became the first woman to hold the post.
