Climate change: Hundreds in Wales miss school for ‘strike’ protest
Schoolchildren across Wales join a global movement protesting against climate change.
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Abuse victims denied payouts for minor convictions
An inquiry into sex abuse says one runaway victim was penalised for stealing jewellery to survive.
Wylfa: Last nuclear fuel leaves Anglesey power station
It has taken almost five years to remove nearly 90,000 fuel rods from two reactors.
NHS hospitals and buildings’ £261m backlog of urgent repairs
The total maintenance backlog in hospitals and other NHS buildings is more than £500m.
Harlech St David’s Hotel: Demolition gets under way
The hotel, which is in the Snowdonia National Park, has been derelict for over a decade.
Villagers oppose grid to keep sheep off streets
Campaigners say they have always shared their village with the animals.
Betsi Cadwaladr nurses’ rota changes risks ‘loss of goodwill’
One health board plans to stop paying staff for their 30-minute break each shift.
Gwynedd residents face £100 fines over wrong day bins
Repeat offenders could be given fixed penalty notices if warnings are ignored, a council says.
Two Conservative Welsh Assembly members seek Westminster seats
There could be two assembly by-elections if Darren Millar and Janet Finch-Saunders join Westminster.
Labour candidate: I was raped for political reasons
Aberconwy candidate Emily Owen says she was drugged and raped in a politically motivated attack.
