23 November 2022 - AberdareOnline

The Welsh Labour Government’s plans for Welsh roads is nothing less than a war on motorists that show ministers to be anti-worker, anti-business, and anti-growth.

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Labour minister taken to task over speed limits The Welsh Conservatives challenged the Labour Government in Cardiff Bay over its plans to impose a default 20mph speed limit in Wales and expand the number of 50mph zones. Shadow Transport Minister Natasha Asghar MS took Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Lee Waters, to task following an…

A year of failure to add to the quarter of a century of Welsh Labour’s economic mismanagement

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One year on from Labour and Plaid Cymru’s cooperation agreement, the Welsh Conservatives have been looking back at the deal’s progress and its impact on the people of Wales. Commenting on the anniversary of the deal in his capacity as Welsh Conservative Shadow Economy Minister, Paul Davies MS said: “Wales has the lightest pay packets…

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council systematically closing all its care homes?

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The preferred option put forward to modernise residential care services Major proposals to invest and modernise in residential care services will soon be considered – including three new facilities offering Extra Care and residential dementia care, a fourth new accommodation for adults with learning disabilities, and the retention of five Council care homes. Modernising…

Llwydcoed AFC Juniors get a helping hand

Team @ AberdareOnline23 November 202203 mins

Local energy company, Pennant Walters, has given Llwydcoed AFC Juniors £7,000 to help various young teams representing the club. Pennant Walters has provided the funding as part of its community benefit programme attached to its Mynydd Bwllfa windfarm near Aberdare. The Club runs a number of junior teams, ranging from under 6 through to…