Pembrokeshire schools get £60m ALN boost
Deputy leader Paul Miller welcomes extra £60m for Additional Learning Needs, a short‑term cash injection for Pembrokeshire pupils.
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Cabinet to review Ysgol Bro Epynt opening date
Powys Council will consider delaying the new Welsh‑medium school’s launch to September 2028 to address construction challenges.
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Anti‑radar campaigners demand debate with Pembrokeshire MP
Campaign group PARC Against DARC accuses Henry Tufnell of “getting into bed with Trump” and calls for a public showdown over the US radar plan.
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Plaid MP pushes EU membership into Burnham’s EU summit talks
Lake raised the issue during a Commons statement in which Burnham announced the postponed summit, delayed after Sir Keir Starmer’s resignation.
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MP visits Baavet’s Porthmadog wool duvet factory
Liz Saville Roberts tours Baavet’s factory, showcasing its growth, Welsh Government grant support and commitment to premium local wool.
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Welsh Government secures £60m for ALN pupils after budget deadlock
A £60m boost for additional learning needs ends a three‑month Senedd standoff, paving the way for wider budget measures.
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Pembroke Dock Friday Market relaunched with Senedd support
Paul Davies MS and councillor Jamie Street celebrate the return of Pembroke Dock’s weekly Friday market, urging locals to shop small.
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Welsh Government adds £60m for ALN in supplementary budget
An agreement with Welsh Labour adds £60m to the 2026‑27 Supplementary Budget, boosting support for additional learning needs, NHS, childcare and free meals.
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Councillor pushes long‑term fix for Tenby road floods
Pembrokeshire councillor seeks a coordinated plan with Natural Resources Wales and the Welsh Government to end chronic flooding on the B4318, following a 3,500‑signature petition.
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Aberystwyth service marks Baby Loss Awareness Week
A service at Canolfan Rheidol on 15 Oct leads into the global Wave of Light, highlighting Hywel Dda’s support for bereaved families.
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