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The Latest Breaking News from The Welsh Government

Welsh Government deputy minister accused of ignoring concerns about sexism at the WRU

Ms Bowden was told: 'This is a huge problem on the scale of racism in Yorkshire cricket'

Wales Online

A low tax investment zone earmarked for Wales

And the location of the first freeport in Wales should be confirmed later this month

Birmingham Post

'My eating disorder left me so ill they sent me to a pyschiatric ward in England'

Georgia Taylor was sent far from home for treatment after she turned 18 because of a lack of support in Wales for young adults

Wales Online

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Wales' first floating windfarm to be built off the coast of Pembrokeshire

The project is on track to be operating in 2026

Wales Online

Key takeaways from the first day of the Welsh Labour conference

The Labour Party appears to be in rude health, but there are divisions hiding beneath the surface

Wales Online

Keir Starmer refuses to commit to Wales getting share of HS2 funding

'I'm not making a specific commitment today, we will make our commitments going into the election'

Wales Online

Teaching union suspends two days of strikes in Wales after revised pay offer

Members of the National Education Union were due to take industrial action in Wales on March 15-16.

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Teacher strikes in Wales called off as new pay offer made

The National Education Union said two days of planned walkouts next week were off with a new pay offer set to be put to members

Wales Online

Welsh Government deputy minister recorded calling nursing union 'extremely militant' and 'determined to fight'

He said the RCN 'aren't seriously committed' to negotiations over pay

Wales Online

Health expert questions whether people with wood burners care about their polluting impacts

He says better information is needed to help people with wood burners make decisions, but one councillor warns against a 'nanny state' approach

Wales Online

Schools will be forced to find extra money for teacher pay rises after councils back track on pledge

Vale of Glamorgan Council said it has a £9.7m funding shortfall after "significant rises in price, inflation and interest rates" while at least four other councils also won't be funding it, say unions

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