A 23‑metre Vodafone mast at Kiln Park in Tenby has been approved, promising stronger 4G and future 5G coverage for residents and visitors.

Council invites residents, landlords and support groups to shape its 2027‑31 homelessness and housing support plan before the 14 Oct deadline.

Finance Minister Elin Jones, who also represents Ceredigion Penfro, told the chamber on Tuesday, 6 October, that the debate was about ensuring Wales receives the funding and fiscal flexibility…

The scheme, intended to create Wales’ first carbon‑negative waste‑to‑energy plant, would sit beside the existing Parc Adfer facility in Connah’s Quay and process 232,000 tonnes of waste each year.

Council and emergency services warn that the analogue landline phase‑out could leave medically dependent households without contact during power cuts.

Party leader Darren Millar calls for expanded school cadet programmes and vocational qualifications during National Cadets Week.

Transport Minister Mark Hooper and Reform MS Louise Emery spar over funding, timelines and strategy for a new Menai bridge and the controversial M4 relief road.

Reform MS Joe Martin opened the debate by urging the Welsh Government to “end access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationals”.

Rhiannon Beaumont‑Wood, currently vice‑chair of Powys Teaching Health Board, was formally endorsed as chair at a board meeting on 23 September.

Council turns down a public offer to restore Castle Gardens, citing event use and ongoing Transforming Towns improvements worth £96,000.