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Planning boss takes swipe at YesCymru petition against 100ft Union Jack on Cardiff tax office

A planning boss has taken a swipe at YesCymru for its 20,000-strong petition against plastering a 100ft Union Jack on…

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Bangor takes on Conwy as it launches bid to become UK capital of culture

Gareth Williams, local democracy reporter Bangor is taking on Conwy after it launched its own bid to become the first…

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Council backs plan for world-leading £150m rail centre of excellence

Hannah Neary, local democracy reporter Councillors have backed the Welsh Government’s plan to build a world-leading railway testing facility in…

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Tagging to be introduced in Wales for offenders who commit alcohol-driven crimes

The UK Government will trial the use of alcohol tags in Wales as part of a raft of new measures…

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Boris Johnson complains about ‘romantic urges’ of Dilyn the Welsh dog

Boris Johnson has complained about the “romantic urges” of his Welsh dog Dilyn. The UK Prime Minister said the pet,…

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Bangor 1876 kicked out of Welsh Cup by FAW after its players followed Covid rules

Bangor 1876 has been kicked out of the Welsh Cup by the Football Association of Wales (FAW) for “not fulfilling”…

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Daily Mail is the most popular newspaper in Wales, says new report

The Daily Mail is the most popular newspaper in Wales, according to a new report. Ofcom’s News Consumption report…

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News in brief: Covid cases fall for the sixth day in a row as expert predicts the end of the pandemic could be close

Wales’ Covid-19 case rate has fallen for the sixth day in a row for the first time since April, mirroring…

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Public to have say on future of HM Stanley statue after calls for it to be removed

Jez Hemming, local democracy reporter A public consultation on the hotly debated future of a statue some would like to…

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Man named Ryan Reynolds being confused with Wrexham AFC owner by fans

A man called Ryan Reynolds is being confused with the co-owner of Wrexham AFC by the club’s fans. Ryan G…

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UNESCO considers World Heritage Site status for Wales’ historic slate landscape

The result of a bid to secure World Heritage Site status for the slate landscape of north-west Wales will be…

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Tony Blair’s government wanted Assembly to be ‘subordinate’, says former minister

Tony Blair’s government wanted the National Assembly to be “subordinate in every possible way”, according to a former Welsh Government…

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