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Covid passes could be rolled out to wider hospitality industry if cases don’t fall, Drakeford says

Mark Drakeford has said that Covid passes may have to be introduced for the wider hospitality industry if cases do…

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Immunity may be waning sooner in Wales because of faster vaccination programme, Drakeford says

The First Minister has suggested that immunity may be waning faster in Wales than other parts of the UK because…

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Covid passes to be extended to theatres, cinemas and concert halls in Wales

The use of Covid passes will be extended to theatres, cinemas and concert halls in Wales, the Welsh Government has…

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Restrictions to return in Wales unless Covid cases fall in next three weeks, says First Minister

The First Minister has warned that tougher restrictions are set to return to Wales if Covid-19 cases don’t fall in…

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UK Government accused of breaking Brexit promise not to leave Welsh farmers worse off

A Welsh farming union say yesterday’s Budget broke a Conservative manifesto and Brexit campaign promise not to cut rural funding.…

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Watch: The full press conference as Rob and Ryan charm Wrexham and the world

Wrexham’s new owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds faced the press for the first time since they took the reins…

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Cost of living pressures loom despite £1.6bn Welsh budget boost, academics warn

Significant cost of living pressures loom ahead of the winter despite a £1.6bn boost to the Welsh budget, academics have…

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‘It’ll put us back 10 years’: Disappointment over failed £25-million levelling up bids for Monmouthshire

Saul Cooke-Black, local democracy reporter A councillor has said that his town has been “set back 10 years” after it…

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MS denies NHS survey data will be shared with the Conservative Party

Richard Evans, local democracy reporter A Senedd Member says data gathered from a public-funded survey won’t be shared with the…

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Changing young people’s ‘perception’ about Welsh language is a challenge, says councillor

Richard Evans, local democracy reporter Changing the perception some young people hold about the Welsh language is a challenge, according…

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‘Upsetting’ condition of cemetery criticised as showing ‘disrespect’ to families

Saul Cooke-Black, local democracy reporter Residents and councillors have criticised the condition of Blaenavon cemetery, saying its current state shows…

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Historian criticises vote to keep controversial H.M Stanley statue

A historian has criticised a vote to keep a controversial statue of H.M Stanley in the town of Denbigh. Dr…

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