The continual flooding at the Ynys closing a public Right of Way and National Cycle route is well documented only a few days ago this was posted on Twitter or X again describing the lack of commitment by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council to keep the footpath open. “This is totally unacceptable. The money wasted here…
The Labour Welsh Government made the decision to cut business rates relief in their 2024-25 draft budget from 75% to 40% for the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors. In England, business rates relief will remain at 75% for the next financial year and the Welsh Government are receiving the consequential funding to continue with the…
Responding to allegations of a stitch-up in the Labour leadership contest, the Shadow Minister for Social Partnership, said: “The murky relationship between Labour and the unions has serious implications for everyone in Wales. “This process will eventually determine who will be the next First Minister of Wales, and allegations of a stitch up will raise…
Cabinet Members have agreed to implement the important proposals for the Council to build a state-of-the-art new Special School for Rhondda Cynon Taf by 2026 – which will deliver first-class facilities and meet all pupils’ needs. At their meeting in October 2023, Cabinet agreed to progress the exciting proposals having considered the positive feedback received…
A proposal to charge for a period of childcare offered before the school day, having no effect on the universal access to free breakfast club, is now agreed. The proposal was amended to introduce a two-tier payment system and a reduced cost for children who use the provision up to three days a week. In…
The government is relying on biomass, in combination with CCUS, to make a significant contribution to its net zero goals. For biomass to fulfil this role the government needs to be confident that the industry is meeting high standards of sustainability. Its current monitoring arrangements rely on a combination of information provided by generators, third-party…
