Cymeradwyo Cynllun Dychwelyd Ernes Cymru i fynd i’r afael â sbwriel...

0
Mae'r Senedd wedi pleidleisio o blaid rheoliadau newydd a fydd yn sefydlu Cynllun Dychwelyd Ernes yng Nghymru o fis Hydref 2027 ymlaen. Mae'r penderfyniad yn...

Deposit Return Scheme for Wales approved to tackle litter and drive...

0
The Senedd has voted in favour of new regulations that will establish a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in Wales from October 2027. The decision marks...

Gwaith uwchraddio cyfleusterau pêl-droed merched Cymru gwerth £1m

0
Bydd cae 3G newydd ym Mharc y Ddraig yng Nghasnewydd yn gwella hyfforddiant i fenywod a merched ledled Cymru. Bydd merched a menywod sy'n chwarae...

Tanio adfywiad: Dôl-y-Ddraig yn arwain yn ffordd

0
Heddiw (dydd Mercher 11 Mawrth) aeth Ysgrifennydd Cabinet Llywodraeth Cymru dros Dai a Llywodraeth Leol, Jayne Bryant AS, draw i ddatblygiad tai Dôl-y-Ddraig ym...

Breathing fire into regeneration: Dôl-y-Ddraig leads the way

0
Welsh Government's Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government, Jayne Bryant MS, today (Wednesday 11 March) visited Dôl-y-Ddraig housing development in Merthyr Tydfil, a...

Hwb gwerth £30.9 miliwn i drefi ledled Cymru

0
Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn darparu £30.9m ychwanegol i awdurdodau lleol i gyflawni prosiectau adfywio a fydd yn trawsnewid canol trefi ledled Cymru.   Mae'r buddsoddiad yn...

£30.9 million boost for towns across Wales

0
The Welsh Government is providing an additional £30.9 million to local authorities to deliver regeneration projects that will transform town centres across Wales.   The investment is being directed to local authorities across the country —...

Cymuned yn sicrhau dyfodol capel eiconig ‘Cwm Rhondda’

0
Mae Capel Rhondda, man geni un o emynau mwyaf adnabyddus Cymru, Cwm Rhondda, bellach yn ddiogel yn nwylo'r gymuned. Ar ôl cyfnod ansicr, mae’r hen gapel Bedyddwyr yn dechrau...

Community secures future of iconic ‘Bread of Heaven’ chapel

0
Capel Rhondda, the birthplace of one of Wales’ most recognisable hymns, Bread of Heaven / Cwm Rhondda, is now safe in the hands of the community. After its future hung in the balance, the...

15,000 ‘missing’ women at risk of breast cancer in Wales

0
A petition signed by more than 4,000 people has thrust Wales' breast cancer screening programme into the spotlight amid low take-up and "massive" disparities...

‘Harrowing’ distress now the norm for unpaid carers in Wales

0
"Harrowing" levels of distress have become the norm for unpaid carers in Wales, a committee has heard, with charities warning of a support system...

Senedd supports £27bn spending plans amid uneasy compromise

0
The Senedd has backed the Welsh Government's "imperfect" £27bn draft budget following a late deal to prevent a "catastrophe" for public finances. The 2026/27 spending...

Senedd approves £116m transitional relief for business rates

0
Businesses facing sharp hikes in tax bills after the 2026 revaluation will see increases phased in over two years after the Senedd backed a...

Senedd politicians’ pay set to be £12k higher than last election

0
Senedd members will secure pay rises ranging from £12,000 to £25,000 in the next term starting in May, compared with salaries paid after the...

Plans to ban greyhound racing in Wales clear first hurdle

0
The Welsh Government has taken a major step towards making Wales the first nation in the UK to ban greyhound racing after winning a...

Welsh Government intervenes as health board’s finances ‘deteriorate rapidly’

0
The Welsh Government has escalated intervention at Aneurin Bevan health board to one step short of special measures amid concerns about an £18m deficit...

Wales set to cement title for highest imprisonment rate in western...

0
Wales' unwanted title as the nation with the highest "in-country" imprisonment rate in western Europe is set to be solidified due to the expansion...

Senedd criticises ‘nowhere near acceptable’ pace of cladding repairs

0
Developers have fully fixed only four out of 163 at-risk buildings in Wales more than eight years on from the Grenfell disaster, which claimed...

End of the line for deregulation as Senedd backs bus shake-up

0
The Welsh Parliament has given the green light for a bus services overhaul, putting ministers in the driving seat to decide routes, timetables and...

Welsh minister ‘concerned’ by proposed jury trial restrictions

0
Wales' top lawyer has vowed to challenge Ministry of Justice proposals to limit appeal rights and scrap jury trials for crimes with a likely...

Labour and Plaid Cymru strike £300m budget deal

0
The Labour Welsh Government has struck a £300m deal with Plaid Cymru to pass its £27bn spending plans for next year, with additional money...

TRAWSNEWID GORSAF DRENAU CAERDYDD CANOLOG I BAWB

0
Cynllun uchelgeisiol i drawsnewid gorsaf reilffordd brysuraf Cymru yn cael sêl bendith terfynol gan Lywodraeth y DU Teithwyr yng Nghaerdydd Canolog i elwa o fynedfa...

All aboard for Cardiff Central station transformation

0
Ambitious plan to transform Wales’ busiest railway station gets final go-ahead from UK Government  Passengers at Cardiff Central to benefit from new entrance, larger concourse, and improved accessibility, thanks...

Education budget uplift ‘much lower’ than £326m windfall, minister warns

0
Wales' education secretary has defended her "constrained" spending plans, suggesting the Welsh Government has diverted about £280m away from education towards other priorities. Lynne Neagle...

Rural Wales faces ‘patient safety vacuum’ amid air ambulance shake-up

0
Senedd members have warned the closure of air ambulance bases in Welshpool and Caernarfon will create an "unacceptable patient safety vacuum". The Senedd debated a petition...

Senedd condemns UK budget as ‘failing the people of Wales’

0
The Senedd has voted to condemn the chancellor's autumn budget, with opposition parties passing a motion that concludes Westminster is "failing to deliver for...

Minister scolds health board over ‘indefensible’ data delay

0
Wales' health secretary Jeremy Miles has rebuked Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board for "indefensible" delays to official NHS Wales performance statistics. Mr Miles criticised a...

Additional Funding Announced For Businesses Affected By Storm Claudia

0
The Welsh Government has announced further financial support for businesses in Monmouthshire impacted by Storm Claudia, with grants of up to £3,000 now available. The...

Only fair or a silly idea?: Senedd split on calls for 2%...

0
Senedd politicians have called for a new wealth tax on the super-rich, sparking a fiery debate with the Conservatives who dismissed the notion as...

Suspended Reform Senedd member opens up on ‘nightmare’ investigation

0
A Reform UK politician has disclosed that a "malicious" investigation into her conduct took such a toll on her and her family that she...

Former minister calls for urgent devolution of police powers

0
A Labour Senedd member has called on the Welsh Government to hold talks with Westminster to ensure policing is "at long last, urgently devolved...

Culture minister clashes with committee over funding

0
Plans for a 2% budget increase for arts and sport fail to address the fundamental issue of Wales' relatively low cultural spending, Senedd members...

Senedd’s speaker issues dire warning over £22m ‘black hole’

0
The Senedd could face a £22m funding gap and run out of money to pay staff, politicians and contractors by January 2027, the Welsh...

New Report Warns Of Consequences Of Welsh Government Failure To Deliver...

0
New Report Warns Of Consequences Of Welsh Government Failure To Deliver On Human Rights Promises "Strengthening human rights is a matter that strikes at the...

Wales’ top lawyer backs ban on ex-politicians judging old colleagues

0
Former Senedd members should be permanently banned from judging the conduct of old colleagues, Wales' top lawyer has suggested – contradicting plans in a...

Older patients ‘prematurely’ moved to care homes to free up hospital...

0
Older patients are being "prematurely written off" and discharged into care homes simply to free up hospital beds, a Senedd committee has warned. Senedd members...

Children fear heavy rain as flood report warns Wales is falling...

0
Children in Wales are now afraid to go to bed when it rains heavily due to the "hidden scars" left by repeated flooding, the...

‘We’re piling up laws never delivered’: former minister criticises own government

0
A former minister has accused the Welsh Government of "piling up laws" that are "never delivered", painting a picture of a pattern of incompetence...

14,000 job losses or 22% tax hike: The stark choice facing...

0
Welsh councils have warned plugging a £436m budget gap for next year would require an average council tax increase of 22% or the loss...

Senedd calls for plastic-wrapped veg ban amid health fears

0
Alarming health warnings that microplastics are being found in human brains, blood and breastmilk sparked calls for a ban on single-use plastic on fresh...

Homelessness bill passes first Senedd hurdle

0
Sweeping plans to abolish the "exclusionary" priority need and intentionality tests for homelessness support in Wales have cleared the first hurdle in the Senedd. Senedd...

Welsh ministers row back on promise to ban lying politicians

0
The Welsh Government has rowed back on a promise to bring in a ban on lying politicians – a commitment previously made to avoid defeat...

‘You’re not listening’: Committee grills housing secretary on building safety bill

0
Wales' housing secretary Jayne Bryant was bluntly told "you're not listening" during a tense committee grilling over fears building safety reforms will "suppress" social...

Education secretary tells Senedd to ‘move on’ from poor PISA results

0
Wales' education secretary has dismissed the Conservatives' focus on the nation's poor 2022 PISA scores, telling the Senedd it was "time to move on"...

Forcing disabled people to reapply for blue badges ‘defies logic’

0
Senedd members called for lifelong blue badges for people with permanent conditions, labelling the current renewal system as unfair, stressful and potentially discriminatory. Carolyn Thomas,...

Senedd debates calls to save ‘essential’ stroke services

0
Politicians have debated calls to safeguard full stroke services at Bronglais Hospital after more than 17,000 signed one of the biggest petitions in the...

‘Once-in-a-generation’ reform of water industry unveiled

0
Wales will create its own standalone water regulator in a "once-in-a-generation" revamp of the industry aimed at clearing up rivers and delivering better value...

Deputy first minister under fire over ‘political fix’ on greyhound racing...

0
The deputy first minister has insisted plans to ban greyhound racing are not linked to a budget deal, despite being confronted with evidence it...

Trwsio ac atal dros 28,600 o dyllau ar ffordd y De-ddwyrain

0
Mae dros 28,600 o dyllau ar 58 o filltiroedd o ffyrdd y De-ddwyrain wedi cael eu trwsio neu eu hatal yn y chwe mis...

A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on – More than 28,600...

0
More than 28,600  potholes across 58 miles of road in South East Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months. Since April...