Reform UK MS claims Ā£569 Cardiff hotel expense
Reform UK Senedd member Cai ParryāJones faces scrutiny after claiming Ā£569 for a weekālong hotel stay in Cardiff, adding to a string of costārelated controversies.
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Senedd rejects Reform motion to bar foreign nationals from social housing
Reform MS Joe Martin had called for an end to access for foreign nationals to both houses in multiple occupation and social housing, arguing the resources should be…
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Welsh Government urges flu, COVID booster and RSV shots this winter
Health officials call for flu jab, COVIDā19 booster and RSV vaccine uptake, highlighting a Pembrokeshire mother’s experience and new eligibility for highārisk adults.
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Pontymoile Park Gates Restored After DecadeāLong Colour Row
The work was completed by Torfaen County Borough Council in partnership with the Regeneration Working Group on Pontypool Community Council.
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Pembrokeshire Council pushes back housing policy launch to 2027
Pembrokeshire County Council delays its new social housing allocation policy until February 2027, extending the reāapplication window for thousands of households.
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Interestāfree Ā£35k loans for Carmarthenshire empty homes
The move, announced by the councilās Empty Property Team, forms part of a wider push to return empty dwellings to occupation and ease pressure on the regionās housing…
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Reform MS demands full accounting of M4 Black Route land spend
Jason OāConnell presses the Welsh Government for detailed figures on land purchases and disposals linked to the abandoned Newport relief road.
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Ā£2m Lottery Boost for South Wales Peatland Restoration
The Lost Peatlands Connections programme, led by Neath Port Talbot Council, will restore 870 hectares across 16 valley sites, adding walking routes and digital tools, with Ā£2m from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Ceredigion council to boost foster carer allowances
Council proposes to raise weekly foster allowances to Ā£560 and offer full council tax relief, costing Ā£922,000 annually.
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Powys council to let full chamber decide school closures
Powys County Council votes to give all 68 councillors a say on future school closures, ending cabinetāonly decisions.
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