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Welsh environmental watchdog hit by data breach

Environmental regulator Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has reported itself to the Information Commissioner’s Office after a data breach saw personal details of staff made public. NRW said those affected had worked for it between April 2013 and March 2018. A spreadsheet was inadvertently disclosed containing employee information that  may have included diversity monitoring data, such…

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Welsh children at risk of becoming “unhealthiest generation of children in decades”

Welsh Conservatives have called for urgent action to improve children’s health in Wales following a stark warning from paediatricians that Wales risks creating the “unhealthiest generation of children in decades”. Analysis by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) shows a worrying deterioration across a range of child health indicators, including vaccination uptake, oral…

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Wales children’s health warning raises fresh questions for Rhondda Cynon Taf

Wales children’s health warning raises fresh questions for Rhondda Cynon Taf Children’s health in Wales has failed to show the improvement that should have followed years of warnings before the COVID-19 pandemic, with new evidence pointing instead to record levels of excess weight among younger children, persistent health inequalities and deteriorating outcomes in areas including…

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“We can’t thank them enough” – Special ambulance service helps father see his daughter get married

The Welsh Ambulance Service’s ‘Wish ambulance’ helped a terminally ill Pembrokeshire man attend his daughter’s wedding. When Bill Billing, 84, returned home from hospital on November 12th last year, he was so unwell that he could never have imagined being able to attend his daughter’s wedding nine months later. Bill, from Monkton, who lives with his wife Ginny,…

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