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Wrexham Council’s ruling administration have been urged to “stop making petty complaints to the Ombudsman and focus on running the council better”, by Plaid Cymru. It comes after a second complaint against a Plaid Cymru councillor to the Ombudsman by leaders of the Conservative-Independent coalition was rejected. The previous complaint in 2019 was made against […]

A PLAID Cymru councillor has called on the council to spend £10 million on help for residents with the cost of living crisis.

COUNCILLOR Dyfrig Siencyn was re-elected leader of the Plaid Cymru Gwynedd councillors group at a meeting in Porthmadog on Sunday evening (May 8).

Council workers in Ceredigion have said they want to be spending St David’s Day at home with their families next year.

COUNCIL workers in Ceredigion could be spending St David’s Day at home with their families next year, after promises that giving staff a holiday day on 1 March will be considered for 2023.

Wool should be used to drive the economy of Powys, just as it did in the 19th century, councillors have said.

The ten members of Wrexham Council’s Executive Board have unanimously voted to submit a bid that will see a formal application lodged for City Status. The outcome of the vote was not a surprise, as the report before councillors noted “The Lead Members been consulted and support the proposals” – the people participating in the […]

Council tax in Neath Port Talbot to increase by 2.75 per cent COUNCIL tax will increase by 2.75 per cent in Neath Port Talbot from April. Members voted in favour of the increase when approving the authority’s budget for 2021/22 during a meeting held on Tuesday, March 9. The council tax increase will cost residents living in Band D properties an extra £44.43, totalling £1,660.02 per year. Around 80 per cent of Neath Port Talbot residents pay council tax fees below the Band C amount of ...