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Portrait of Picton to be removed from National Museum Wales gallery and ‘reinterpreted’

A portrait of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton has been taken down from the Faces of Wales gallery at National Museum…

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Homes in Wales to become even more unaffordable as prices set to rocket over next four years

Homes in Wales are set to become even more unaffordable as house prices are set to rocket another 17% over…

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‘Doing their bit for diversity’: Local bemused as Welsh language road signs appear in Worcester

Worcester may have once been part of the Welsh marches but that did not reassure bemused locals who reacted with…

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New bridge to be built before Eisteddfod after 19th century predecessor collapses

Gareth Wyn Williams, local democracy reporter Councillors have unanimously backed plans for a new £1.2m bridge on the Llŷn Peninsula…

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Minister tells Gwynedd council to consider its own climate emergency after bypass scrapping ‘betrayal’

Gareth Wyn Williams, local democracy reporter A Welsh Government minister has suggested that cash diverted from the scrapped Llanbedr bypass…

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Welsh Government ‘haven’t learnt lessons of 2020 Six Nations’ over Covid spread at rugby says MS

The scenes in Cardiff before and after the Wales v New Zealand rugby match on Saturday suggests that the Welsh…

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England’s jab sites a ‘free-for-all’ says Wales’ Health Minister as she defends lack of walk-in centres

Wales’ Health Minister has defended a lack of walk-in booster jab centres in Wales by saying that those in England…

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New maps reveal huge potential for future cycling routes in Swansea

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter Swansea’s network of cycle and shared-use paths could grow exponentially, and council chiefs are keen…

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Mark Drakeford does FMQs from COP – but not without technical difficulties

Mark Drakeford has done this week’s First Ministers’ Questions from the COP26 Climate Change conference in Glasgow – but not…

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River Wye ‘on life support machine’ after 60% fails phosphorus pollution test

Saul Cooke-Black, local democracy reporter “Actions must follow words” to reduce pollution in the River Wye before it is too…

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Sex shop near primary schools causes concern for using ‘inappropriate’ signage

Alex Seabrook, local democracy reporter Councillors have dismissed concerns about a sex shop near primary schools using “inappropriate” sinage on…

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Call for booze ban during Wales games after ‘frightening’ levels of drinking at All Blacks match

The Chief Executive of a Cardiff-based recovery centre has called for a ban on alcohol during Wales’ rugby matches after…

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