MS Siân Gwenllian highlights pressures on Ysbyty Gwynedd A&E
During a visit, the Senedd member praised staff, noted environmental accreditation and a new dual helipad as the department faces rising pressures.
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Welsh ministers dodge wartime defence funding question
Conservatives press Welsh Government over unanswered wartime support query as ethical defence framework development continues.
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Mother urges Wales to match England’s school allergy protections
Tanya Ednan‑Laperouse calls for consistent allergy safety rules in Welsh schools after her daughter’s fatal reaction.
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Newport council eyes ÂŁ102m Civic Centre overhaul
Newport City Council weighs relocation as an independent review flags up to ÂŁ102m needed for Civic Centre repairs.
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Minister insists third Menai bridge will be built—but warns it could take a decade
The minister said the new route, planned to run east of the existing Britannia Bridge, could cost around £670 million.
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Llanddewi Brefi road closure forces 20‑mile diversion
Ceredigion Council’s U1516 closure adds 20 miles to journeys, extending travel times by up to 40 minutes for motorists and locals.
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Plaid Cymru MP calls for VAT cut to save salon jobs
Llinos Medi urges the Chancellor to halve VAT on hair and beauty services, citing threats to apprenticeships and rising self‑employment in salons.
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Councillors demand PCB testing at Ty Llwyd lay‑by after TV expose
Ynysddu councillors urge Caerphilly Council to test a lay‑by near Ty Llwyd quarry after a documentary revealed PCB levels 140 times above background.
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Senedd backs family drug courts in Wales
The Welsh parliament votes to back new family drug and alcohol courts, citing evidence of reduced substance misuse and calls for justice devolution.
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Junts vote triggers Spanish snap election, echoes 1979 SNP fallout
Spain’s socialist government called a snap election after Junts per Catalunya rejected two housing reforms, a move likened to the SNP’s 1979 vote that toppled James Callaghan.
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