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New rules for tattoos and piercings in Wales announced

Wales is set to become the first UK nation to introduce a mandatory national licensing scheme for tattoo artists and body piercers among other procedures

Wales Online

Five things we know about next week's school strikes in Wales

Many schools are likely to close in Wales

Wales Online

'Wales can afford better pay for NHS staff' Plaid lays out its five-point plan for Welsh health services

"We do not accept that the Welsh Government have no scope," said Plaid health spokesperson Rhun ap Iorwerth

Wales Online

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Mark Drakeford demands WRU publicly acknowledge scale of issues raised in devastating programme

The First Minister of Wales was asked for his response to accusations about the WRU's culture

Wales Online

Welsh Government in push to develop export markets

From April, the Welsh Government will lead seven new trade missions to five countries across three continents

Birmingham Post

The 100 people changing the face of Wales

The outgoing future generations commissioner, Sophie Howe, has put together a list of 100 making a positive difference to Wales

Wales Online

Major changes to black bin collections announced for Rhondda Cynon Taf

The proposals will also include a maximum number of black bags per household

Wales Online

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The Welsh firm that takes apart decommissioned planes with global growth on its radar

Ecube is an aircraft disassembly company headquartered in the Vale of Glamorgan but with sites in the US and Spain

Birmingham Post

WRU urged to make immediate changes amid calls for Steve Phillips to be ousted

The Welsh Rugby Union has come in for severe criticism for its handling of a number of accusations around culture

Wales Online

We tested the wastewater from planes to detect COVID among travellers – here's what we found

Small traces of many pathogens, such as viruses we may be infected with, are excreted when we go to the toilet. Ultimately, these agents find their way to municipal wastewater treatment plants where sewage samples can be taken and the levels of these pathogens measured.

The Conversation

Today's rugby news as Welsh Government makes statement on 'deeply concerning' WRU allegations

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Welsh Government reveals how much it has spent on hotels to house refugees from Ukraine

More than £5 million was paid to the Urdd to house Ukrainian refugees in temporary accommodation and a further £5.4m on hotels

Wales Online

Welsh politicians call for four-day working week pilot in Wales

Campaigners say the 9-5, five-day working week is outdated, no longer fit for purpose and causing burnout

Wales Online

Midwives announce dates for strike action in Wales

The Royal College of Midwives announced on Monday that strike action would take place from 8am to 4pm on Tuesday, February 7, with action short of a strike taking place in the following week

Wales Online

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Midwives in Wales to stage eight-hour strike

They will also claim all overtime for a week.

Wales Online

Major changes to Swansea prom will start within weeks with builders on site

The project is expected to take around 18 months to complete

Wales Online

Some schools in Wales set to close on teacher strike days

Jeremy Miles warned of school closures when teachers are due to walk out in February and March

Wales Online

'Cardiff Airport probably won't exist in five years', claims former owner Sir Stanley Thomas

The successful Welsh businessman claimed the Welsh Government's determination to keep the facility afloat was 'throwing good money after bad money', but the Welsh Government said it had a 'recovery package' in place for the facility

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Wales Online

UK Government minister defends giving Wales £50m for a train station but not £5bn as a share of HS2

UK government transport minister Mark Harper said the Levelling Up system showed a 'really good collaborative approach' but Cardiff council's leader bemoaned having to go 'cap in hand'

Wales Online

Teachers explain why they've taken 'tough' decision to strike as Welsh schools in 'crisis'

Government underfunding of schools and pay has caused an education crisis which has impacted children's learning, striking members of the NEU teaching union claim

Birmingham Post

Levelling Up funding has been a big let down

The latest 11 projects announced for Wales will do nothing to address the biggest economic challenging of boosting productivity

Wales Online

Teachers in Wales offered one-off payment as strikes and school closures loom

Unions met with the education minister ahead of four days of strike action

The Independent UK

Project helping women in prison stay in contact with children gets funding boost

Women inmates from Wales have to serve out their sentences in England.

Wales Online

The number of urgent life-threatening 999 calls that take too long to reach rises dramatically

Most people are not being reached quickly by the emergency services in their time of need

Wales Online

Over 1,000 ambulance workers in Wales strike today

The first day of their two 24-hour strike will take place on Thursday, January 19, and then their second day will be on Monday, January 23.

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