From Sunday 14th December, the following changes will be taking effect:

A health warning has been issued by South Wales Police following the report that a person lost their prescription medication on a bus on Thursday, 4 December.
Officers are concerned as the medication – which has not been recovered - can be harmful if taken without a prescription.

Rhondda's Labour Assembly Member Leighton Andrews has been stamping his feet and getting a bit red in the face this week as he has a tendency to do when he doesn't get his own way.

This afternoon, Plaid Cymru's Jonathan Edwards MP and Rhun ap Iorwerth AM will unveil two of the party's key Westminster election pledges putting Plaid Cymru firmly on the side of Welsh businesses.

Christmas is often a time of enjoying lots of food, drink and over indulgence – but it can become a festive period of unwanted illness or even food poisoning.

In the Commons today, Plaid Cymru's Jonathan Edwards MP will challenge the Labour and the Conservative party to bring forward amendments to the Infrastructure Bill that would grant the Welsh Government power over fracking in Wales.

The government’s Nuisance Calls Taskforce formally set out its recommendations to help tackle the problem of unwanted calls and texts today.

Commenting on warnings from the Association of School and College Leaders Cymru that the average Welsh secondary school could soon face a funding shortfall of over £1million, Angela Burns AM, Shadow Minister for Education, said:

Children in Wales has recently started a new project with funding by the Welsh Government. This funding will enable us to:

We've teamed up with Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water up to warn older people about bogus phone callers.

It comes after reports that scammers pretending to be from Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water have been trying to con people into giving their bank details.