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Into the Light / Bert Evans

As one of Y Galeri Caerffili’s most popular artists, Bert Evans regularly exhibits in their group shows. This time he returns for his first solo exhibition in Caerphilly and his latest collection of work is about to be unveiled.       The main driving force for this artist is light, so much so that…

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Securing Real Change for Wales

Good morning Conference! What a sensational 12 months this has been for our Party since we met in Cardiff last year. At the time, we were just weeks away from a critical general election, that commentators were telling us we were set to lose They said we were going to lose seats. Lose the economic…

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Providing Security and Dignity in Retirement

Addressing the annual Welsh Conservative Party Conference in Llangollen, Dr Altaf Hussain AM, Shadow Minister for Social Services, said: (Check against delivery / Gwirio gyda’r cyflwyniad) Conference, it is my privilege to be addressing you today as your Assembly Member for South Wales West. Of course, this has been made possibly by Byron Davies' historic…

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Isaak Davies – Wales U15 Football

We at St John are all extremely proud of Isaak Davies who this week represented Wales U15s football and gained what we hope will be the first of many international caps. Isaak started the game as striker where Wales beat Poland 1-0 at the FA Wales base Dragon Park Newport. Isaak is credit to the school…

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Appetite for improvement now ‘endemic’ across Welsh public services – CSSIW annual report 2014-15 published today

The appetite for change and improvement is “endemic” across all public services in Wales, said the Chief Inspector for Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales.    Chief Inspector Imelda Richardson highlighted that “major new laws” – the Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Act 2016, and the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014…

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Local government settlement a ‘hammer blow’ for Rural Wales

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party have today implemented a local government settlement which is deeply damaging for rural Wales. Liberal Democrat Assembly Members failed to oppose the settlement, which delivers savage, three percent cuts to the funding of Powys, Ceredigion and Monmouthshire. Welsh Conservatives continue to call for the formula used to determine local government funding…

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