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Tryweryn mural threatened with removal likely to remain as pandemic forces council to focus on other issues

Hannah Neary, local democracy reporter A homeowner’s ‘Cofiwch Dryweryn’ mural looks likely to remain in place for the foreseeable future…

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Lovin it? Council backs down in McDonald’s Welsh language sign wrangle

Gareth Williams, local democracy reporter McDonald’s has won its planning wrangle with Gwynedd Council over bilingual digital screens at one…

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Out of this world: Welsh schoolgirl’s spacesuit praised by astronaut Tim Peake

A Welsh schoolgirl is over the moon after her spacesuit was praised by renowned astronaut Tim Peake. Mared Jones, 6-years-old,…

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Proposal to set up a new body to supervise the management of old coal tips welcomed

Anthony Lewis, local democracy reporter A Valleys council leader has welcomed proposals to set up a new body to supervise…

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Welsh Lib Dems slipped to worst Senedd result despite huge £50,000 donation

The Welsh Liberal Democrats slumped to their worst ever Senedd election result despite benefiting from their biggest donation on record…

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Welsh Government fires back at ‘wrong’ Hancock claims about vaccine success: ‘We are simply more efficient’

The Welsh Government have said that Matt Hancock is “wrong” to suggest that Wales has been able to vaccinate at…

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Don’t refer to the UK as ‘four nations’, senior Welsh Tory suggests

A senior Welsh Tory has complained about unionists who refer to the UK as “four nations”. Huw Davies, Chair of…

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Drakeford’s belief in the union ‘trumps’ his belief in equality, says Plaid Cymru MS

Mark Drakeford’s belief in the union “trumps” his belief in equality, according to a Plaid Cymru MS. Sioned Williams, who…

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News in brief: Health chief warns against complacency after jump in Delta variant cases

Public Health Wales is urging people to stick to social distancing rules and to take up the offer of a…

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Wales vaccinating fastest because they can depend on England’s stock if they run out, Hancock says

Wales has been able to vaccinate at the fastest rate in the world because they could always depend on England’s…

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Wales’ jab rollout would be ‘lagging behind’ if it wasn’t for Westminster, says Tory MS

Wales’ world-leading vaccine rollout would be “lagging behind” if it wasn’t for Westminster, a Tory MS has claimed. Darren Millar,…