Welsh Labour Government’s £8.2m Literacy Plan ‘Not Fit For Purpose’ After Expert Quits

The Welsh Conservatives have slammed the Welsh Labour Government after a key member of its expert literacy panel resigned, accusing ministers of embedding “mixed messages” into a new £8.2 million scheme to improve literacy. It has also been highlighted that the Expert Literacy Panel has failed to publish any findings after nearly a year of…

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Aberaman, Abercwmboi & Cwmaman PACT Meeting

Thursday, 30th October 2025 – 3:45 PM Flying Start Early Years Centre, Godreaman Street, Godreaman, Aberdare CF44 6DF South Wales Police and your local Aberaman councillors invite residents to attend the next PACT (Partners and Communities Together) meeting. Neighbourhood policing is at the heart of our approach to keeping South Wales safe. Your local team…

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Concerns Mount Over Deteriorating Retaining Wall in Aberaman as Council Delays Action

Residents of Glancynon Terrace in Aberaman are questioning whether Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has learned from past mistakes after a large tree growing from a retaining wall continues to threaten public safety despite repeated warnings. The concerns echo a previous incident when a retaining wall collapsed into the Nant Gwawr watercourse after trees were allowed…

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NRW strengthens regulation of water companies as annual performance reports are published

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) continues to strengthen its regulation of the water industry in Wales, as data from its annual Environmental Performance Assessment report shows another year of disappointing results for Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water. https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2023/08/04/interactive-map-sewage-spills-pollution-protected-areas/ Live status: Discharging Owned by: Welsh Water  Local authority:  RCT Council CSO name: Mike’s Field Storm Overflow Aberaman Receiving Water course: Afon Cynon …

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“Completely unacceptable” – two-year NHS waits up again in Wales

The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed NHS treatment waiting lists remain at 793,058 pathways, the equivalent of nearly 1-in-4 Welsh people. The disparity in two-year NHS waits for treatment between Wales and England remains large, with NHS Wales two-year waits rising again to over 8,700, compared with 168 in England. The Labour Health Minister, now First Minister,…

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