RIFW: First Minister forced to apologise over “inexcusable” sale of public land at a loss

The First Minister has today been forced to apologise after a report by the Public Accounts Committee savaged the Welsh Government’s management of an arms’ length body set up to manage regeneration projects in Wales.   Writing in the report’s foreword, Chairman Darren Millar AM described the inquiry into the Regeneration Investment Fund for Wales…

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“Complacent” Labour drive through damaging planning reforms without scrutiny

Welsh Conservatives have refused to stand-by, as Welsh Labour Ministers shove major changes to planning law, in relation to energy generating stations, through the Assembly without necessary consultation, or scrutiny. Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party have brought forward subordinate legislation – relating to Developments of National Significance – which will radically restrict the power of Local Planning…

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Diversity Celebrated at RCT!

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s work to create an inclusive, supportive workplace for LGBT staff has led to the authority leaping 55 places to make it into Stonewall’s top 100 Employers in the UK to work for. Passion, innovation and a genuine commitment to create an inclusive workplace is heralded as the reason for the Council’s…

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Change to secure a better future for Wales

Exactly 100 days before the Welsh Assembly elections, writing for ‘ConservativeHome’, Andrew RT Davies argues that voters have a clear choice between change to secure a better future for Wales or sticking with the same old ideas from Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour. Extracts from Andrew RT Davies’ article are below: “After 17 successive years of failed…

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