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Welsh public sector 'must move from firefighting' - Vimarsana News

Welsh public sector 'must move from firefighting'

The Auditor General for Wales has issued a major new report on how public services can be made more cost effective and sustainable in the long-term.

Source: icaew.com
'Woke' museum may have broken the law by paying its former boss £50,000 for 'injured feelings' in a £325,000 settlement, report finds - Vimarsana News

'Woke' museum may have broken the law by paying its former boss £50,000 for 'injured feelings' in a £325,000 settlement, report finds

David Anderson, who previously attracted controversy by branding the Brexit vote 'collective delusional madness', quit as director general of National Museum Wales (pictured) in March.

Judge dismisses suit against Monacan Indian Nation - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses suit against Monacan Indian Nation

A lawsuit that argued three leaders of the Monacan Indian Nation acted unlawfully to prevent nine plaintiffs from receiving payments after the Amherst County-based tribe became federally recognized in 2018

Monacan legal fight brewing over finances, leadership - Vimarsana News

Monacan legal fight brewing over finances, leadership

Nine plaintiffs have filed a lawsuit in federal court that argues three leaders within the Amherst County-based Monacan Indian Nation acted unlawfully and intentionally to prevent them from receiving payments

New Blaenau Gwent Council leader Steve Thomas sets out priorities - Vimarsana News

New Blaenau Gwent Council leader Steve Thomas sets out priorities

TACKLING the cost-of-living crisis and supporting Blaenau Gwent’s residents through it will be the main priority of the newly Labour-run council…