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Wales to get at least one freeport as Welsh and UK governments confirm deal

The UK Government has agreed to provide at least £26m which could see a number of freeports established in Wales

Birmingham Post

Ukrainian refugees arriving to find 'mice infested' homes which they're having to share with drug users

A Welsh charity head has attacked the UK government's handing of housing refugees in England

Wales Online

North Wales commuter road to finally get repaired after storm damage

Welsh Government has awarded Wrexham Council £2.8 million to carry out vital repairs to the B5605 in Newbridge, near Wrexham

Birmingham Post

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Experts say there are more cases of flu in Wales right now than they would expect

The Welsh Government says it is watching the increase 'very carefully'

Wales Online

Wales aiming to become leading global cyber-security location with new multi-million-pound hub

Funding for a £9.5m Cyber Innovation Hub includes backing from the Welsh Government and City Deal for the Cardiff Capital Region

Birmingham Post

All Covid restrictions for universities and colleges lifted in Wales

The move brings higher education in line with schools and other businesses and event organisers

Wales Online

The definitive verdict on how the Welsh Government and UK Government compared in their handling of the pandemic

Now that the pandemic is winding down it's time to work out what actually just happened to us all

Wales Online

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Dad caught speeding twice launches one man war over 13,000 speeding tickets

"I am terrified at the thought of taking this to court - but I am prepared to do it"

Liverpool Echo

Welsh Government commissions three research projects into controversial tourism tax for Wales

The tax proposal for overnight visitors to Wales has been savaged by the industry

Birmingham Post

Wales Coast Path walkers celebrate 10 years of inspiration and challenge

Some have walked all 870 miles, others have dipped in and out of ‘one of the crowning glories of Wales’

The Guardian - UK

'A police officer, a mental health nurse...' The wish list a headteacher says would help his school tackle the huge issues education is facing

An onsite police officer is one of the things the head of a Cardiff high school says would help

Wales Online

Giant Airbus factory left empty with demise of A380 superjumbo set to go back into use

The West Factory was opened in 2003 and at the time was the largest factory built in the UK for years

Birmingham Post

Plans for a new Welsh university

While early stage the federal university plans would see a tie up between two universities and colleges in Wales

Birmingham Post

Local Elections 2022: How councillors are paid in England, Scotland and Wales

Councillors in England don't get a 'salary', they are still paid, and tend to get a bit less basic pay than their Scottish counterparts

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Latest Welsh Government review of Covid rules to take place this week

The next three-weekly review is taking place

Birmingham Post

Assurances over 200 HMRC jobs in Holyhead after 'nonsense' claims - but criticism over checks uncertainty

UK Government announced a fourth delay to certain checks on imports from the EU but it won't affect Inland Border Facility

Daily Mirror

Driver's one-man crusade to get 21,000 'unjust' speeding fines overturned

Anthony Martindale, 63, who was caught speeding on the stretch of road twice, has said he is prepared to go to court to contest his fines as well as those of other drivers fined on the same stretch

Wales Online

Plaid Cymru group leader at Neath Port Talbot Council opens up on need for 'valleys strategy'

Plaid group leader at NPTCBC before the 2022 local election period, Alun Llewelyn, said he thinks there "hasn't been enough ambition" for the valleys

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The new GCSE and A-level rules in Wales as ministers make Covid changes

Exemptions are being put in place for students this year

The Independent UK

School Covid restrictions in Wales to be lifted next week

The changes reflect the move from ‘pandemic to endemic’, said the Education Minister.

Birmingham Post

Why the UK is seeing a surge in employee-owned businesses?

Melin Tregwynt made headlines recently when it announced it was selling the businesses to its staff, but what does it mean to become employee-owned?

Wales Online

The new Covid rules for schools in Wales as restrictions scrapped

Headteachers will be given a new "checklist" to follow which will bring schools in line with Covid advice to businesses, the Welsh Government said

Wales Online

Parents to be fined again if children don't go to school in Wales

Fines should only be imposed as a last resort, the Welsh Government says

Wales Online

Llynfi Independents leader on Bridgend County Borough and his community's biggest challenges

"I couldn’t really imagine living anywhere else so I want to play a role in supporting Maesteg to be the best it can be"

Wales Online

Merthyr Tydfil Council leader makes the case for an independent run authority ahead of elections

Lisa Mytton highlighted the council's positive financial position, regeneration programme and work in improving education

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