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The Latest Breaking News from Welsh Government

How roads are chosen for maintenance work

Councillors were given a weather lesson as well as a roads rundown

Wales Online

Coal company makes last-ditch appeal against order to stop mining in Merthyr

The appeal means the activity could carry on for another six months

Wales Online

Headteachers and school leaders to continue industrial action in Wales

School leaders "are drowning amid unsustainable workload" union leader said

Wales Online

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New GCSE science exams in Wales criticised by leading organisations

The Royal Society of Chemistry and Institute of Physics criticised the Welsh Government's plans to change GCSE science qualifications

Wales Online

'Can't they leave us alone?' People react to Wales' plans to ban meal deal items

The new legislation has been described as creating a "nanny state" by some

Wales Online

Welsh Government's delay in stopping mining at Ffos-y-Fran may be 'unlawful'

Barristers for climate activists have argued that the Welsh Government and Merthyr Tydfil Council could have intervened sooner

Wales Online

How this man hopes to make Carmarthenshire Council 'net zero'

Cllr Aled Vaughan Owen once called on the council to push for net zero - now he's in charge of making it happen

Wales Online

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Nurses strike called off in Wales as talks with Welsh Government resume

The strike has been paused as nurses hope to get a new agreement on non-pay issues in their job

Wales Online

Life in the pretty colourful houses on the hill and in one of Wales' most picturesque towns

The houses have been there since the 1780s, but there's a lot more to Llandeilo besides

Wales Online

The rise of employee-owned business in Wales

The Welsh Government has a target of seeing a doubling in the number of employee-owned firms in Wales in this Senedd term.

Birmingham Post

Inside the new Penderyn Distillery in Swansea where tours will begin within weeks

Whisky lovers can finally visit the attraction to stock up at its newly opened shop

Wales Online

More trials of longer school days under consideration, says Welsh Government

A trial involving more than 1,000 pupils showed adding an hour to the school day in Wales was beneficial

Wales Online

Rishi Sunak and Mark Drakeford have not spoken since March

'We're not in the sort of job where we're going to try and be best friends for life having a chit-chat every afternoon,' said Welsh secretary David TC Davies as he was asked about contact between the pair

Wales Online

UK Government Minister attacks Welsh Government for not having a Wales Covid inquiry

'If people aren't willing to accept and acknowledge a problem and instead, try and suppress any legitimate criticism I don't think you can ever get to the bottom of a problem and resolve it'

Wales Online

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Map shows every road affected by new 20mph speed limit in Wales

The changes will be coming in within three months

Birmingham Post

Tourism tax "last thing" businesses need says Commons Welsh Affairs Committee Chair

Stephen Crabb, MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire, has criticised the levy proposed by the Welsh Government

Wales Online

Welsh Government to develop 'community plan' for Ely after deaths of two teenagers

Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and 15-year-old Harvey Evans died after a crash in Ely while riding a bike on May 22

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Charity criticises UK cancer delays and calls for ‘immediate action’

Macmillan Cancer Support has estimated that tens of thousands of people have experienced delays to treatment and diagnosis.

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Wind farm with turbines almost as high as Wales' tallest residential building to be discussed by councillors

The Mynydd y Glyn wind farm could power more than 15,000 homes and is described as a development of 'national significance'

Wales Online

Headteacher speaks of 'bleak future' with money worries making school leaders ill

Katy Williams, headteacher at Romilly Primary School in Barry, said she would have to get rid of five teachers if she wanted to balance the books - which would mean 'five classes of children that do not have a teacher in front of them'

Wales Online

The gigantic wind turbines more than double the height of Wales' tallest residential building a community don't want built

It's the third time the proposed Y Bryn wind farm has gone out to public consultation

Wales Online

Troubled Welsh health board Betsi Cadwaladr struggles to find new chief executive

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has failed to find a new boss so far, despite offering a salary of up to £225,000

Wales Online

School allows pupils to wear shorts after boys' skirt protest

Ysgol Bro Dinefwr in Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire said it will allow pupils to come to school in PE kit shorts

Wales Online

The Welsh Tories and the hole at the heart of their rhetoric on the NHS

The Welsh Conservatives have given a list of projects they would cut but it really doesn't add up to enough money

Wales Online

Boys wear skirts to school in protest at no shorts policies in heatwave

They said uniform trousers were uncomfortable as temperatures soared

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