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Not fair that England decides whether we can spend money say Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland governments

The governments of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have united to say that it is not fair that it is…

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Not sunk yet: Welsh freeport still in the works says Prime Minister

A tax free port in Wales is still in the works, the Prime Minister has confirmed today. It was reported…

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Welsh Conservative leader backs PM – after Scottish Tory leader calls on him to go

The Welsh Conservative leader has backed beleaguered Boris Johnson – after the Scottish Conservative leader called on him to go.…

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Report: £4.3 billion transformation required to hit carbon emissions target

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter A huge increase in wind and solar farms and the construction of a tidal lagoon…

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Ex-lawyer who represented Wales’ most notorious serial killer lands uni role

A former criminal lawyer who represented Wales’ most notorious serial killer has joined Wrexham Glyndŵr University. Dylan Rhys Jones has…

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Cardiff’s new ‘pop-up’ cycleway on Newport Road delayed by more than a year

Alex Seabrook, local democracy reporter Work to finish a new pop-up cycleway in Cardiff, which runs across the city centre…

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Council vote in favour of demolishing ‘rare’ art deco building to build car park and flats

Conwy Council’s planning committee has voted by nine votes to three in favour of demolishing an art deco house in…

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Welsh ministers raise ‘significant concerns’ about UK Gov plan to scrap Human Rights Act

Welsh minsters have raised “significant concerns” with the UK Government’s plans to scrap the Human Rights Act. Jane Hutt, Minister…

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Energy firms announce partnership for Celtic Sea floating offshore wind project

Two energy firms have announced a partnership for a floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea. EDF Renewables has…

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Watch: Rhondda MP rips into Prime Minister after apology – ‘How stupid does he think that British people are?’

The MP for Rhondda, Chris Bryant, has ripped into the Prime Minister following his apology in the House of Commons,…

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Welsh Secretary still ‘trusts’ Boris Johnson despite lockdown party allegations

The Westminster-appointed Welsh Secretary has said he still trusts Boris Johnson despite allegations surrounding lockdown rule-breaking party in Downing Street.…

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Call to reverse ‘sharp decline’ of Welsh language newspaper

Columnists for the Welsh language Yr Herald Cymraeg newspaper have called on readers to stage a protest out of concern…