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'The only thing I ever wanted to do was farm': The family-run farm that could see their land turned into a business park

The Jenkins family have worked and lived in Model Farm for generations

Wales Online

Owner explains why one of Cardiff's much-loved running shops has closed after 22 years

Business rates played a significant role in the departure of the shop from St Mary Street

Wales Online

Rising costs and falling revenues sees small business confidence plunge, survey finds

The FSB saw the greatest level of pessimism among small business owners outside of lockdowns

Birmingham Post

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Uniform will remain an important part of school in Wales - education minister

Uniform has an important role to play in school ethos and equality, said Jeremy Miles as he launched consultation on the cost to families and whether logos should remain

Wales Online

Half of doctors who graduate in Wales leave to practise somewhere else

The GMC report also found that Wales has fewer doctors per head than England or Scotland

Wales Online

The giant 200-metre tall turbines that a Welsh community is fighting against

The plans could see seven turbines build near the village, that are around 200 metres in height

Wales Online

Dog lovers oppose plans by Wales' last greyhound race track to expand

Protestors are concerned an increase of racing at the stadium will lead to more animal injuries, or even deaths

Wales Online

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Work costing £5m to re-open Merthyr Tydfil swimming pool set to start by end of the year

A council bid for funding from Welsh Government towards the costs of the leisure centre works along with the creation of a skate park has been successful

Wales Online

Wales is held back by Labour's desire to tax aspiration

Labour have the opportunity to make meaningful changes to the economic fortunes of the people of Wales

Birmingham Post

Headteachers in Wales will ballot over strike action on pay and funding for the first time ever

Members of the National Association of Headteachers have never balloted on pay in the union's 125 year history

Wales Online

Welsh Government to consider changes to school uniform policies that could save parents hundreds

It is hoped it might help parents save money

Wales Online

Wales is facing a 'new era of austerity' signalled by Chancellor's announcements, Welsh Government warns

The new Chancellor has hinted that cuts to public finances will be included in his budgetary plans

Wales Online

First Minister Mark Drakeford warns Chancellor's actions will cause a 'deeper, longer lasting' recession

He said: 'We will all pay the price for their failures'

Wales Online

People on the move: the latest key appointments and new jobs in Wales this autumn

New roles at Hodge, Menter a Busnes, Net Zero Industry Wales, Persimmon Homes, and School of Hard Knocks

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Wales Online

Welsh universities offer students emergency supplies in cost of living crisis

24-hour heated study areas, free period products, halting library fines, and cut-price food are among the measures being offered

Wales Online

Teachers threatening strikes told Welsh Government simply can't afford to pay what they want

Welsh Government education minister Jeremy Miles said the unions' 12% pay demand was 'reasonable' but the cash simply isn't there

Wales Online

How much money Wales could raise by increasing income tax

Mark Drakeford has said he is 'powerfully considering' increasing income tax in Wales in order to make up for other budget shortfalls

Wales Online

UK sees biggest weekly jump in Covid infections since June

The number of Covid-positive patients in Welsh hospitals hit 500 for the first time since mid-July

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Welsh farming unions welcome £161m early payment scheme for farmers

More than 15,000 Welsh farms will benefit

Wales Online

Wales desperately needs to freeze rents and ban evictions | Mabon ap Gwynfor

'As the cold fingers of winter creep ever closer, this is the worst time of year to be at risk of losing your home'

Wales Online

Pontypridd quarry to get bigger and operate for six years longer despite public and council opposition

The council had rejected both plans for Craig yr Hesg quarry in Glyncoch but Planning and Environment Decisions Wales and a Welsh Government minister have approved them after an appeal

Wales Online

Betty Campbell's granddaughter helps launch anti-racism training for teachers in Wales

The training has also been developed by a former pupil of Wales' first black headteacher Betty Campbell

Wales Online

Welsh Ambulance Service employees set to vote on strike action

Paramedics and other ambulance workers are angry at the Welsh Government's imposed 4% pay award which leaves them facing yet another real-terms pay cut

Wales Online

English company criticised over letter inviting Welsh resident to sell their home for a holiday property

Rhun ap Iorwerth MS, claimed it was a prime example of a company 'trying to deliberately take houses out of the local housing stock'

Wales Online

Huge numbers of children in Wales are still missing school this term

Pupils in key GCSE exam years and those eligible for free school meals are most likely to be absent, latest official figures show

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