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Over 800 children are waiting over two years for autism diagnoses from the Labour-run Welsh NHS, new research has revealed.

 

The huge autism diagnosis waits for children

Over 800 children are waiting over two years for autism diagnoses from the Labour-run Welsh NHS, new research has revealed.

Consultation now underway on major residential care proposals

Residents can now have their say on proposals to modernise local residential care services – including a major investment to build four state-of-the-art new care accommodation while retaining five Council care homes. 

 

Council secures first Anti-Social Behaviour Civil Injunction

RCT Council has successfully secured its first Anti-Social Behaviour Civil Injunction (ASBI) after a young person from within Rhondda Cynon Taf was issued with an Injunction at youth court recently (Tuesday, November 22, 2022).  

Who are the real winners in our Public Transport System committees or Consultants? As RCTC answers part of the FOI on our Buses in Cynon Valley

AberdareOnline reported on the lack of commitment by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council to answer a few questions about our bus services in Cynon Valley they have answered a few questions but not all, something odd as to why they cannot answer as two prominent RCT Cabinet members make up part of the Cardi

We need to reach our young now to stamp out old attitudes

This article was published in the Western Mail on 9th December 2022

Extreme pressures facing staff and patients at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital’s emergency department.

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Welsh ambulance staff work over two million hours overtime in five years

The Welsh Ambulance Service have carried out over two million hours of paid overtime in the last five years, it can be revealed.

DOG OWNER ALLOWED TWO DOGS TO GO WALKIES

An irresponsible dog owner from Fernhill, Mountain Ash has received fines and costs of over £370 from court!

£50 million in Self Assessment payments made via the HMRC app

More than 50,000 customers have used the app to make £50 million in Self Assessment payments since February 2022, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed.

Customers have been able to pay their Self Assessment tax bill via the free and secure HMRC app since February 2022.

In 2021, the UK imported 4.6 million metric tons of coal and exported 1.1 million metric tons of coal.

Cumbria coalmine decision branded ‘dereliction of duty’