Chris Betteley
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Meetings could be moved away from £360,000 Aberystwyth Town Council base (opens the original)
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Aberystwyth Town Council bought Neuadd Gwenfrewi for £360,000 A church bought by Aberystwyth Town Council for £360,000 is still not ready to be used as a community hub despite a £240,000 renovation budget, and now councillors are discussing moving council meetings away from the venue over capacity and acoustic issues. Neuadd Gwenfrewi, formerly known as St Winefride’s church, was purchased in early 2021 by Aberystwyth Town Council with the intention of transforming it into their base and a commu
Another pay rise on cards for councillors (opens the original)
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Councillors are set to receive a three per cent pay rise to £21,676 from April Councillors are set to receive a three per cent pay rise to £21,676 from April under proposals from the Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru. The basic pay of a county councillor in Ceredigion, Powys, Gwynedd and Pembrokeshire rose by 6.4 per cent last year from £19,771 to £21,044. The year before, councillor’s pay also rose by more than £1,000, when it jumped from £18,666. The rises followed a 17 per cent hike in
New powers proposed to tackle roadside rubbish (opens the original)
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Registered vehicle owners could be fined for litter thrown from their car, even if they weren't the ones driving at the time, under plans being considered by the Welsh Government. Under current law, enforcement action can only be taken if the person responsible for littering can be identified, which local authorities say makes it hard to tackle. The Welsh Government are asking for views and evidence on whether Wales should introduce a penalty to the person who the vehicle is registered to, wheth
‘Unacceptable state of affairs’ for Welsh A&Es (opens the original)
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Emergency departments are in a ‘year-round crisis’, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine said The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is calling on the new Welsh Government to urgently lay out its plans to tackle Emergency Department (ED) overcrowding. The latest official performance figures for Welsh EDs showed that around one in six people who attended A&E in August waited more than 12 hours before being discharged, admitted or transferred. With waiting times showing no improvements on 2025
Aberystwyth slips in influential university guide (opens the original)
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Aberystwyth University has fallen from 42 to 63 in the Times Good University Guide Aberystwyth University has slipped more than 20 places down the UK rankings in the latest edition of The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide. Last year, Aberystwyth was ranked 42 out of the 133 universities surveyed for the influential guide, rising from 48 the year before. In the overall Times and Sunday Times rankings for 2027 however, Aberystwyth University has now slipped to 63 in the UK. The inst
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