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Disabled passenger issues legal threat over “failing” passenger assistance service in Wales

Transport for Wales is facing a judicial review challenge over its alleged failure to provide safe and reliable assistance for disabled passengers at one of its train stations. The legal threat centres around TfW’s ‘Passenger Assist’ service, which claimant Danny Thomas argues has left him unattended on platforms at Cardiff Central station or not met…

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“Dumped and Forgotten”: Questions for NRW After Waste Incidents at Ynys and Aberdare Cemetery

Residents in the Cynon Valley are raising serious concerns following two waste incidents involving Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (RCTCBC), with questions now being asked about the response from Natural Resources Wales (NRW). Both cases were reported to NRW. In one, the investigation has been closed. In the other, enquiries are still ongoing. Tarmac…

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BILLIONS IN PUBLIC SPENDING UNDER SCRUTINY: WHAT IT COULD MEAN FOR ABERDARE AND RHONDDA CYNON TAF

ABERDARE — More than £1 billion in public spending linked to project overruns, policy reversals and administrative issues has been identified in Wales since devolution in 1999. But what would that level of spending mean closer to home in Rhondda Cynon Taf? A review of audit reports, committee findings and publicly available data highlights a…

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Campaign group secures permission to advance all grounds in judicial review of Wales pylons scheme

A community group and charity who were granted the right to judicial review over plans to build more than 200 kilometres of high-voltage pylons and substations through rural Wales on four grounds but refused on two have now been granted permission on the additional two grounds, following an appeal. In January 2026, community group Justice for…

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