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The Latest Breaking News from Welsh Government

Mark Drakeford defends Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance on staying out of the EU's single market

The First Minister of Wales was asked if he agrees with the UK Labour leader

Wales Online

Ten more schools to move to Welsh language education in Carmarthenshire

It'll happen over the next decade, subject to Welsh Government approval and following consultations

Wales Online

Aberpergwm coal mine expansion to face judicial review

The Coal Action Network said the judicial review indicates it has a solid case to challenge the lawfulness of the expansion plans

Birmingham Post

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Wales' crackdown on second homes won't help people in rural areas get on the property ladder, warns leading UK housing body

Plans for councils to be able to cap the number of homes in an area have been announced

Wales Online

Second homes and holiday lets in Wales face crackdown

Under the proposals a new licensing scheme for people who want to operate short-term holiday lets, such as Airbnb, is also planned.

The Independent UK

Historic synagogue fallen into disrepair to be redeveloped after huge investment

The building has been shut since 2004

Wales Online

Welsh Government investing millions on building a huge industrial unit in Ebbw Vale

Leading commercial property consultant Chris Sutton said the intervention is justified to address market failure

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Welsh Government to hit second homes with new changes to planning, taxation and licensing rules

It follows pressure from residents who say locals cannot afford to live in their own area due to the number of holiday lets

Wales Online

Teachers in Wales threaten to ballot for industrial action if they don't get 12% pay rise

Teaching union Nasuwt will ballot members for strike action if the Welsh Government does not meet the demand after years of "pay erosion"

Wales Online

Welsh Government to conduct safety review of A40 in Raglan after several serious crashes

The road has been labelled dangerous and 'no longer fit for purpose' after multiple incidents in recent months

Wales Online

How much school meals cost in every part of Wales and the free food lottery depending where you live

School meal prices vary by as much as 70p and eligibility for free school meals from September depends on where children live

Wales Online

Wales’ World Cup preparations under way

The UK Ambassador to Qatar, Jon Wilks, has visited Cardiff to meet officials from the Welsh FA and Government ahead of the tournament.

The Independent UK

Calls for child safeguarding inquiry in Wales after Logan Mwangi’s death

The five-year-old was killed by his mother, step-father and 14-year-old step-brother having been subjected to injuries likened to child abuse

The Independent UK

Insulation firm Rockwool in carbon capture project with Swansea University

The firm has installed a carbon dioxide demonstration unit at its manufacturing plant in Bridgend.

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Wales Online

Parents have a powerful message to the Welsh Government over plans to reshape the school year

Most people who commented on the story were angry at plans to cut the summer holiday

Wales Online

Scheme to give thousands of people in Merthyr Tydfil free money to help with the cost of living approved

It depends what council tax band their house is in

Wales Online

Children eligible for free school meals will get provision in the summer holidays

No decision has been made yet on whether to continue the offer beyond the summer

The National (Scotland)

Mick Lynch calls for resistance to UK Government 'attack' on devolution

RAIL union chief Mick Lynch has criticised "anti-democratic" plans by Westminster to weaken workers' rights.

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Welsh doctor says more GPs are needed to avoid 'complete collapse' of service

"The service is underfunded, understaffed and overworked. Patients are getting a raw deal and are increasingly frustrated"

Wales Online

Further questions about the £4.25m the Welsh Government spent on a farm for Green Man

It has emerged the founder of the Green Man festival will live at the site

Wales Online

The three alternative school year dates suggested for Wales

But there is much disagreement over whether anything should change at all

Wales Online

Westminster raids Welsh Government funds to pay for military aid for Ukraine

Wales' finance minister Rebecca Evans has criticised the UK Government's decision

Wales Online

The plans to tackle second home owners in two English seaside resorts and how they compare to Wales

Recently, councils in areas such as Whitby in Yorkshire and Brighton in East Sussex have announced their proposed plans on tackling the issue. The UK Government has also announced its launching a review into short-term accommodation in England.

Wales Online

Wales presses ahead with plans to reshape the school year despite most people being happy as it is

The Welsh Government is pushing on despite eight in 10 parents, carers, pupils, education staff, and businesses saying the school year now was “appropriate for people’s lives”

Wales Online

Fresh bids for millions of pounds of Levelling Up cash being finalised by Swansea Council

Swansea didn't get any of the money last time round but hopes for better luck this year

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