According to teen magazine Future-Mag, more than half (54 per cent) of graduates say they’d think again about choosing university as the best way to find a job. If you don’t fancy another three years of study, can’t face the debt, or didn’t get the results you were expecting, don’t worry. There are plenty of routes into careers that that don’t require you to…
Today (August 12th), for International Youth Day, The National Lottery Community Fund announced that it is partnering with young people from across Wales to help inform how its funding is used in the future. Jessica James, who is from Aberdare has been as one of 10 young people from across Wales to shape how money…
“The test of our ground-breaking use of this technology by the courts has been a welcome and important step in its development. I am confident this is a judgment that we can work with. Our priority remains protecting the public, and that goes hand-in-hand with a commitment to ensuring they can see we are using…
Hundreds of trips have been made over three years by Welsh Labour-led Government-owned vehicles to just transport documents – without a minister inside – a Welsh Conservative FoI has uncovered. A total of 242 trips transporting official documents, without a minister present, were made between January 2017 and January 2020, with the highest number of…
Diabetes UK is looking for people from Wales to get on their bikes and take on the UK Wide Cycle Ride this September. This September take your fitness up a gear and complete our coast to coast virtual challenge. You can pick your distance from one of four routes: Beginners may want to tackle the…
The Court of Appeal has held that the use of facial recognition technology by the South Wales Police Force (SWP) was unlawful but that its use was proportionate under article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). The decision in R (Bridges) -v- CC South Wales and others followed an appeal by civil liberties campaigner,…
While the government continues to negotiate a free trade agreement with the European Union, there are actions your business can take now to prepare for the end of the transition period after Brexit. You can use the straightforward checker tool at GOV.UK to identify the specific steps you need to take to be ready on 1 January…
Paula Jarrett from Bridgend and the group Type1derful have won a Diabetes UK Inspire Awards. Paula has been volunteering for Diabetes UK since her daughter Hannah was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 13 years ago. Hannah is now 23 and is taking the One Million Step Challenge to fundraise for Diabetes UK. Paula said: “I feel very humbled…
Photographs were taken in 2018 before RCTC did necessary safety work after part of the retaining wall collapsed into the Nant Gwawr. The Council will begin a complex scheme to replace a retaining wall at Gwawr Street in Aberaman – requiring traffic management at certain points throughout the work in order to make progress. The…
Councillor Andrew Morgan, Leader of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council, said: “The Council is aware that there is a risk of thunderstorms and significant rainfall in localised areas over the next few days, and Council Officers are taking immediate action to prepare and mitigate risks where possible, including through increased and additional inspections of high-risk culverts…
