Stones stolen from Cardiff Castle’s walls spotted for sale on eBay
Cardiff Castle has demanded that stolen stones from its historic walls are returned – after they were spotted for sale on eBay. The seller listed …
Stones stolen from Cardiff Castle’s walls spotted for sale on eBay
Cardiff Castle has demanded that stolen stones from its historic walls are returned – after they were spotted for sale …
Why Theresa May’s ‘new deal’ on Brexit stands little chance of winning MPs’ backing
There is virtually no chance that the Prime Minister can now get her deal through parliament despite or rather because …
Boy, 16, denies attempted murder at Eirias High School
A 16-year-old boy has denied attempted murder following allegations that a teenager was stabbed at Eirias High School in Colwyn …
Contracts ‘keep dentists from poorer areas’ in Wales
Paying dentists the same regardless of the amount of work involved “makes little sense,” said Dai Lloyd, assembly health committee …
First court battle to challenge police use of facial recognition technology starts in Cardiff
The first legal battle in the UK over police use of facial recognition technology will begin later. Ed Bridges has …
As Brexit Party enters Senedd, poll projection gives it 13 seats after election
The Brexit Party’s position as an official group in the Assembly looks secure following yesterday’s ruling by the Llywydd, recognising …
Realistic investment call to tackle Wales ‘badge of shame’ on women prisoners
Guidance has been published by the Welsh Government on a new approach to youth justice and female offending in Wales …
NHS dentists ‘discouraged’ from working in poorer areas
NHS dentists in Wales are being discouraged from working in poorer areas because of the way they are paid. Under …
Dangers of laughing gas use not understood warn nurses
Recreational use of nitrous oxide is becoming an increasing issue according to Welsh nurses who warn that “no drug is …
First court battle in Cardiff to challenge use of facial recognition technology
The first legal battle in the UK over police use of facial recognition technology will begin later. Ed Bridges has …