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Fresh calls for changes to Wales' 20mph limit rejected amid £163m warning (opens the original)
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Changing Wales' default speed limit to only being in place at hospitals and schools would cost more than £160m, it has been suggested. The law, which came into force in September 2023, is a default speed limit on restricted roads. It means, broadly, that it applies to roads with streetlights no more than 200 yards apart, usually located in residential and built-up areas. In July 2024, after huge opposition to the law, the then-Labour Welsh Government gave councils revised guidance to make it cle
School leaders say they would back strike action in row over two key issues (opens the original)
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Teaching leaders in Wales have overwhelmingly said they would back strike action in what has been called an "extraordinary" result. NAHT Cymru says there are two main issues which it describes as having a "profound impact on schools". Those are an ongoing row about teachers' pay and "the continued failure to provide sufficient funding to support the implementation of additional learning needs". The unions says it asked members about industrial action after "months of attempts" to find a resoluti
Alcohol prices to increase in Wales from today (opens the original)
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Prices of some alcohol in Wales will go up from today, Thursday, October 1. The minimum unit price for alcohol (MUP) is designed to tackle alcohol-related harm. Wales will now charge the same minimum price as Scotland with the MUP rising from 50p to 65p. The rule does not increase the price of every drink, only those that are currently sold or supplied at below the price of 65p per unit. The law was introduced to reduce alcohol-related harm by increasing the cost of cheap, high-strength alcohol,
'I want to be the guy that did something' | Matthew Jones MS on his hopes (opens the original)
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Matthew Jones has many causes which are close to his heart. His hope is that he can use his position as a Senedd member to be a voice for the communities he represents. The 38-year-old was elected for Plaid Cymru in May's election to represent Sir Fynwy Torfaen, a constituency which includes the town where he was born in Pontypool, and where now lives, in Cwmbran. He says that he didn't feel when he was growing up that there were politicians who represented or spoke for people like him. While de
Plan for Senedd staff to be moved in major building refurb project (opens the original)
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All Senedd staff could have to move to a new office block so refurbishment works can take place on the existing Tŷ Hywel building, it has emerged. The plans, costing £42m, could start as soon as January. Tŷ Hywel is the building linked to the Senedd by glass walkways and housed the National Assembly's first debating chamber until 2006. It was bought by Equitix in 2019. The 25-year lease for the building is coming to an end, and there are major renovation works needed. In 2020 the cost of replaci
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