Local News
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Council chiefs call for funding floor
Council chiefs called for a minimum 4% increase in funding for each local authority and three-year settlements to avert the risk of a Welsh council going bust.
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Calls for North Wales dental school grow
Senedd members added their voices to a growing chorus of cross-party calls for a dental school in north Wales amid concerns about NHS services vanishing.
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Wales women go north ahead of Euros
Wales' women will tour the country ahead of their Women's Euros debut this summer.
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Council welcomes Holyhead Port taskforce
Anglesey Council has welcomed plans to setup a new taskforce to secure the future of Holyhead Port.
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Calls for legal right to adequate housing
The Senedd has debated calls to enshrine a right to adequate housing into Welsh law.
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Cash-strapped councils ‘facing £559m shortfall’
Councils in Wales face budget pressures of £559m next year, equivalent to a 26% council tax rise or the loss of nearly 14,000 jobs, a committee heard.
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Morgan vows to deliver 'real change'
First minister Eluned Morgan has pledged to deliver 'real change for Wales' in the year ahead, with the next Senedd election looming in less than 18 months.
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North Wales ‘left in limbo’ by port closure
Holyhead port will not fully reopen until at least March after being damaged during storm Darragh, leaving north Wales in "limbo", the Senedd heard.