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By: Mick O'Reilly
Sniff. Do you smell that… that stench. Yep, there’s something definitely off at the Welsh Government. And not only does it smell bad, it looks bad. And when First Minister Eluned Morgan weighs in and speaks up, they you know it’s got to be mildly concerning to her.
Police say a 58-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a house fire in a rural part of Ceredigion on Monday.
A slew of wind farms have been proposed for much of mid Wales, raising concerns that our landscape will be blighted for generations by the giant turbines needed to generate clean and green energy.
By: Mick O'Reilly
Long waits at A&E units at hospitals across Wales have contributed to the deaths of more than 900 people last year.
A Gwynedd county councillor has come out swinging against a complaint that he was disrespectful to the victims of paedophile Neil Foden by eating his supper on camera during last week’s council meeting that was discussing the criminal matter.
With a great schedule of sailings from Portsmouth and Plymouth on Brittany Ferries, the sights, culture and gastronomy of Brittany are perfect for a short break.
