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Council changes could put Welsh language 'at risk'
180 councillors to be lost following next May's election
SLAPPs: The nuisance lawsuits that try to stop us reporting for you
Wales ends sale of voters' personal data to third parties
15,000 people helped to buy home
£36 million boost for affordable homes and green upgrades in Wales
Housing with Care Fund extended for another year
Welsh Government and councils sign 'landmark agreement'
Community Councils to be scrapped with loss of 179 councillors
Ceredigion, Gwynedd and Powys are set to lose out on more cash, with another Welsh Government settlement favouring larger authorities in south Wales, leaving mid and north Wales feeling “short-changed” and “forgotten about.” Chris Betteley reports.
Infrastructure bill to speed up consent on major building projects
Concerns raised over Welsh Government budget cuts plan
Councils renew push against vaping
Welsh Government pushes ahead with tourism tax plans
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