The First Minister confirmed that an extra £42million would have to be found in the Government budget to fund its reduced classroom size policy – the implementation of which is central to the agreement between his Government and Lib Dem Kirsty Williams AM. Crucially, the £42million sum would fall on top of the £100million already…
The man who defeated Isle of Wight Council in a high-profile court battle over the enforcement of a fine imposed for taking his daughter to Florida during term time has unveiled plans to take forward group litigation. On a Facebook page, Jon Platt said on 3 June that he had been working on the possibility of…
Labour controlled Rhondda Cynon Taf Council have been spouting out the same drivel on Highway Infrastructure since Plaid Cymru lost control in 2004 in 2007, the Mountain Ash Southern Cross Valley Link was a High Priority Scheme in 2007 nine years on and we are now informed that it will take another 1 to 2…
The Dahlightful Stories Competition has been launched. The Dahlightful Stories Competition is an exciting and adventurous new creative writing competition for children in Years 3 to 13 and living in Wales. It is an official Roald Dahl 100 Wales contest, and in order to enter children must write their own Dahl-inspired adventure story and send…
South Wales Police are appealing for information after around £4,000 of items and cash were stolen from a children’s play centre in Cambrian Industrial Park, Tonypandy on Tuesday 31st May. The burglary took place around 9.30pm when it is believed that three men stole the items – including cash, Slush Puppy machines, and food and…
A compensation claims company that pestered people with nuisance calls has been ordered to stop by the ICO or face legal action. Bury-based Central Compensation Office Ltd made calls to people who had not asked to receive them and were registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). This is against the law. The ICO launched an investigation…
The life chances of many of the 370,000 people in Wales who care, unpaid, for a disabled, older or ill family member or friend, are being damaged by inadequate support from local services and communities, according to new research launched for Carers Week 2016.1 What’s more, when carers face a lack of understanding about their caring…
The life chances of many of the 370,000 people in Wales who care, unpaid, for a disabled, older or ill family member or friend, are being damaged by inadequate support from local services and communities, according to new research launched for Carers Week 2016.1 What’s more, when carers face a lack of understanding about their caring…
Now he has said his goodbyes to patients and staff at the St Andrews Surgery after announcing his retirement. Patients were among many well-wishers to say farewell at a charity raffle and cake sale at the surgery which raised over £320 for the Welsh Hearts campaign to fund 100 public defibrillators across Rhondda Cynon Taf. “There…
Staff at the Marie Curie Hospice in Penarth held two events to show their appreciation to volunteers from across South East Wales. Held on Wednesday 1st June during Volunteers’ Week, the events saw Marie Curie staff waiting on volunteers to say ‘thank you’ for the contribution they make to the running of the charity’s hospice…
