12 hour A and E waits rise again

The number of people waiting over 12 hours in major Welsh emergency departments rose again last month.   2,169 spent more than half a day waiting for treatment in October, up 223 on September. A 95 per cent target to see patients within four hours was also missed, with latest stats showing the figure stood…

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A long running effort to combat the nuisance created by off road bikes who find it impossible to ride their bikes in accordance with the law.

Officers from the Merthyr Neighbourhood Policing Team, and Northern Community Safety Department, launched an operation on Sunday and Monday (15th & 16th November) to tackle anti social behaviour related to the use of off-road bikes in the area, following concerns and complaints which have been raised by the local community. The team worked in partnership…

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Tackling delayed transfers of care: ‘Stay at Home Assessments’ could help save the Welsh NHS up to £21 million a year

Welsh Conservatives will today announce plans to tackle delayed transfers of care in Wales; plans they claim could save the Welsh NHS up to £21 million a year.   The proposals will be the subject of a Senedd debate this afternoon led by Shadow Minister for Social Services, Dr Altaf Hussain AM.   Writing for Click…

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Should Welsh Government intervene in news coverage decline?

Dyfrig Jones offers his reflections from the Cardiff Media Summit. The IWA’s 2015 Media Audit, published at the Cardiff Media Summit last week, offers an embarrassment of riches for the analyst, the commentator and the policy-maker. Running to over 140 pages, it is comprehensive and broad-ranging, offering detailed analysis and precise prescriptions. It’s greatest strength,…

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