Russell George MS – the Shadow Minister for Economy, Business, and Infrastructure – has reacted to a news report today (August 19) on fines for motorists saying that drivers must not be seen as “cash cows”. According to the report – based on a FoI request by the RAC – penalty charge notices for motorists in Cardiff…
This is a difficult and confusing time for hopeful students and medical schools. In light of recent media reports, the General Medical Council has clarified its role in medical education. Professor Colin Melville, Medical Director and Director for Education and Standards at the GMC said: ‘While it’s encouraging so many university applicants wish to study medicine, to…
The four remaining libraries across Rhondda Cynon Taf are set to reopen on Thursday (August 20) offering the new and popular ‘Order and Collect’ service. Book lovers from across the County Borough will be able to select and reserve up to five books via the Council’s online catalogue or by telephoning: Abercynon Library – 01443 741926…
Young people and their parents and carers have described a family wellbeing course as ‘comforting and reassuring’ during difficult times. The Families 2gether 4 Wellbeing course, run by wellbeing charity Valleys Steps, is a free course designed for young people, aged 14-18, accompanied by their parent or carer. Developed last year through a partnership with…
Tens of thousands of teenagers in Wales are set to benefit for the first time from money in Child Trust Funds (CTFs) that has been waiting for them since they were young children. Since 2002, around 6.3 million CTF accounts have been set up, roughly 4.5 million by parents or guardians and a further…
