ÂŁ9.2m Celtic Freeport funding approved for Pembroke Dock
Over £9m of seed capital has been allocated to two Pembroke Dock projects, advancing floating offshore wind infrastructure in south‑west Wales.
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Reform MS urges finance minister to step down over budget defeat
Reform shadow finance minister challenges Elin Jones, citing budget defeat and Menai bridge funding concerns, and calls for a more competent finance lead.
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Conservative MS praised for Welsh question amid Plaid Cymru Exposed backlash
Janet Finch‑Saunders’ Welsh‑language question in the Senedd drew applause and a sharp rebuke from Plaid Cymru Exposed, reviving a debate over language use in Welsh politics.
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The Celtic Freeport Approves Seed Capital Investment
Associated British Ports will receive ÂŁ5m to unlock 9.1 hectares at Talbot Wharf, aimed at supporting the floating offshore wind supply chain. The scheme is designed to provide…
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Gwynedd Council earmarks ÂŁ16m for Barmouth flood defence and schools
Gwynedd Council allocates £1.49m to a £35m sea‑defence scheme and £583k to a school project, reshaping capital spending after cost overruns.
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Welsh Government’s winter flood plan criticised as insufficient
Reform MS Laura Anne Jones says the Welsh Government’s winter flood preparations fall short, sparking debate over funding and coordination.
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SNP to launch biggest independence campaign since 2014
The SNP unveils the Choose Scotland campaign, its largest pro‑independence push to date, ahead of a national day of action.
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Pembrokeshire wellness retreat approved after scaled‑down plan
Revised plan for a rural wellness centre at Trewallter Llwyd gains planning permission, dropping domes and focusing on existing farm building.
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Carmarthenshire secondary schools flagged for significant improvement
Estyn reports two Carmarthenshire secondary schools need significant improvement, highlighting attendance, teaching and leadership issues while primary schools show mixed results.
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Councillors tour Haverfordwest High four years after royal opening
Pembrokeshire councillors inspect the purpose-built campus, praising modern facilities and staff dedication on the anniversary of its Princess Royal opening.
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