Welsh government announces nationalisation of rail service
Transport minister Ken Skates said the Welsh Government had to step in after coronavirus ‘significantly impacted passenger revenues’.
Transport minister Ken Skates said the Welsh Government had to step in after coronavirus ‘significantly impacted passenger revenues’.
The nation’s First Minister said a circuit-breaker is being looked at ‘very carefully’ by his Government.
Mark Drakeford said the Welsh Government was prepared to use its own powers to ban travel into Wales.
On 26 September, campaigners in Wales marched from Nefyn to Gwynedd county council headquarters in Caernarfon. The march is part ...
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The areas of Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil, Newport and Blaenau Gwent will be placed under a local lockdown following an increase ...
On Monday 14 September, wearing face masks “in indoor public places across Wales” will become compulsory. The announcement comes as ...
One academy has closed just days after reopening, while whole classes of students have been told to self-isolate.
The 14-day self-isolation policy for people returning to or visiting England from destinations such as Spain and France is being ...
The nations are moving at different speeds in their approach.
Leaders in the devolved nations have said they will not use the new message
The death rate for men with coronavirus (Covid-19) was twice as high as that of women in England and Wales ...
Jitendra Rathod, an associate specialist in cardio-thoracic surgery at the University Hospital of Wales, died on Monday.
Adam Price wants the Welsh Government to ban people from travelling to rural areas in order to halt the spread ...
The Welsh rock band have joined other celebrities who have contributed to residents affected by Storm Dennis.
A North Wales council ordered Borth Wild Animal Kingdom to close its dangerous animals exhibit after breaching its licence. But ...
The UK may be facing its biggest constitutional crisis since the Civil War. This time though, it's not the monarch ...
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