Young care leaver wins Centrepoint award as housing benefit reforms arrive
Kent advocate Hayleigh Evans receives Centrepoint’s Partner Award, coinciding with new Housing Benefit changes aimed at easing work barriers for young people.
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Kent advocate Hayleigh Evans receives Centrepoint’s Partner Award, coinciding with new Housing Benefit changes aimed at easing work barriers for young people.
Two independents win Blaenavon Town Council by‑election while Pontypool prepares for its own community council vote on 8 October.
Welsh minister urges parents be treated as part of neonatal teams, outlines funding and accreditation progress for Wales’ neonatal units.
Tenby residents can get free advice on benefits, debt and housing at the town council’s De Valence Pavilion on 8 and 22 October.
Council chief Emma Palmer calls on councillors to stop opposition and embrace the Sustainable Powys plan after a panel’s nine recommendations.
The community‑run youth club in Machynlleth warns it may shut by October half‑term unless at least four new adult volunteers step in.
New Escalation and Intervention Framework aims to spot and fix NHS Wales issues before they become crises, minister says.
Torfaen County Borough Council passes motion of support for Nepalese residents, thanking the Wales Gurkha Community Association and highlighting climate‑change links.
Arts Council Wales funds a ÂŁ40,000 project to modernise the historic Ystradgynlais Welfare hall while preserving its community legacy.
Carmarthenshire councillors back a shorter access road to the Georgian Sarnau Mansion, overruling heritage officers who warned it would alter the historic setting.
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