HeyJaredCouncillor James Pritchard
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Caerphilly council becomes first in Gwent to sign mental health charter (opens the original)
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Caerphilly County Borough Council has become the first organisation in Gwent to sign the Gwent Public Health Team’s Melo Mental Health and Wellbeing Charter. By signing the charter, the council has committed to promoting the Melo website and resources. The council has also committed to supporting employees to access wellbeing and mental health training. They will be sharing information about suicide awareness initiatives. The council will also be ensuring staff can easily find information about
'I will do everything I can to support people into work' - council leader (opens the original)
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Unemployment is personal to me – I will do everything I can to support people into work. I have had three periods of unemployment in my life between the ages of 18 and 26. I know what it was like to be on £141.40 a fortnight. It was no fun, and these periods had me constantly thinking about whether I would find work again. In 2012, that changed when I was elected to the council. But my experiences with unemployment led me to vow that, from that point, I would use any power I had to support peopl
New Welsh Government should do a u-turn on ALN funding (opens the original)
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The new Welsh Government are already on the rocks over additional learning needs funding and teachers' pay. The National Union of Head Teachers are calling on the Welsh Government to allocate and ring-fence the £500m in consequential funding from English SEND spending directly to local authorities and schools for additional learning needs (ALN). They say, without this targeted investment, outcomes for Wales' most vulnerable children and young people will sharply decline. Learners will face sever
'The reserve will be used to leverage funding from outside sources' (opens the original)
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On July 22, the cabinet will consider a proposal to secure a £1m Northern Valleys Initiative reserve. The reserve will be used to leverage funding from outside sources, such as the Cardiff Capital Region. Last month, we had the positive £3m investment in Oakdale Business Park through CCR and CCBC. This additional £1m will be used to ensure greater employment opportunities are secured in the north of our county borough. Leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council
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