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Drakeford says he will back vaccines for five year olds if JCVI support the move

The First Minister has said that he would give his backing to vaccines for five-year-olds and upwards if that was…

Conservative opponents of vaccine passes ‘have a very selfish idea of freedom’ says Mark Drakeford

The First Minister has said that Conservative opponents of vaccine passes have a “very selfish idea of freedom”. Speaking on…

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Huw Edwards backs full-time Welsh Language Student Officer at Cardiff University

BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards is among Cardiff University alumni who have signed a letter backing a full-time Welsh Language Student…

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More national and international students are choosing to study in Wales

New data published by UCAS suggests Welsh universities make Wales one of the most attractive destinations in the UK for…

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Pandemic rural home buyers now fleeing back to cities say estate agents

People who moved from cities to rural areas during lockdown are now moving back as the promise of being able…

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Dafydd Wigley says that the case for nuclear power ‘has to be made with urgency’ to combat climate change

Former Plaid Cymru leader Dafydd Wigley has said that the case for nuclear power “has to be made with conviction…

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Company run by some of Wales’ richest people named on ‘Scrooge’ list for failing to pay minimum wage

A company run by some of Wales’ richest people has been named and shamed by the UK Government for failing…

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Welsh Government Winter Fuel Support Scheme to open on Monday

Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt has announced the Winter Fuel Support Scheme will open on Monday 13 December. Eligible people…

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Pressure on UK Government to stump up £20m for island nuclear testing facility

Gareth Williams, local democracy reporter Pressure has been heaped on Government ministers to stump up funding for a proposed £40m thermal…

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Adam Price overhyped election results and fortunate to secure such a favourable Labour deal says top academic

Leader Adam Pice overhyped Plaid Cymru’s election results and was fortunate to secure such a favourable cooperation agreement with Labour,…

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Farming couple say high tech security system is wizard idea

A farming couple have given the thumbs up to a high-tech solution to the age-old problem of farm gates being…

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YesCymru urge members to vote again on proposals to reform campaign group after technical problems

YesCymru have asked members to vote again today on whether to adopt a new structure and constitution for the campaign…