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Elen Morgan serves as Welsh Affairs & Politics Editor, leading our in-depth coverage of the Senedd, Welsh Government policymaking, and cross-party affairs from our dedicated Cardiff Bay bureau.
With over twelve years on the political beat, Elen provides rigorous, non-partisan analysis of legislative decisions, public finance allocations, and local authority governance across Wales. As an expert political correspondent, she closely interrogates ministerial statements, plenary debates, and committee inquiries.
Her investigative work focuses on devolution dynamics, public spending transparency, education policy, and healthcare funding, delivering accessible, fact-checked political news that connects Bay politics directly to Welsh households.
Neyland’s own mayor, Cllr Peter Hay, presided over the service, welcoming colleagues and local residents. Representing Tenby, Cllr Dai Morgan arrived alongside his deputy, both dressed in the traditional mayoral…
Reform UK plans visa freezes, tariffs and airline bans to pressure countries into accepting deported migrants, with a review of recent refugee grants.
Monmouthshire appoints Adelaide Dunn to lead school improvement as councils confront a £9.3m deficit, aiming to tighten finances while safeguarding education standards.
Council delivers free menstrual supplies to homes as Wales renews its pledge to end period poverty, with school and community access expanding.
Residents and providers have until 14 Oct to shape Carmarthenshire’s four‑year homelessness and housing support plan, with online survey now open.
Powys County Council votes overwhelmingly for an additional £3.5 million to support children with additional learning needs, amid heated political debate.
Pembrokeshire planners have given the green light to a Chinese‑style garden building at Lokky’s and the Imperial Dragon Hotel, turning unused land into a new Asian‑themed space.
Plaid Cymru calls for immediate funding to upgrade water networks after summer hosepipe bans affect 33,000 homes in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
The request follows a September 16 board meeting where Unison branch secretary and board member Cathie Poynton told colleagues that “in the main, the staff are with the change and…
Monmouthshire council argues affordable housing need justifies 770 new homes on farmland, amid objections from inspectors and a major housebuilder.
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