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Golden Week of Awards for Monmouthshire County Council

Monmouthshire County council is celebrating a golden week, where within seven days its staff have scooped six major national...

Monmouthshire reports back on a year of change and achievement

Monmouthshire County Council has made significant improvements against its three core priorities of education, promoting enterprise and job creation...

Grangetown Liberal Democrats pick candidates

In Grangetown the Liberal Democrats have chosen their candidates for next year’s local elections. Sitting Councillors David Morgan and...

Monmouthshire Council Comes Home

Monmouthshire County Council (MCC) is nearly home. As more and more staff move into our new offices in Magor,...

Graham: Poor Settlement Only Places More Pressure on Councils in South Wales East

Speaking in response to the Welsh Government releasing provisional details of the Local Government Settlement for 2012-13, William Graham...

Councils will seek to minimise council tax increases for 2012-13, says WLGA

Following the publication of the provisional local government settlement today, councils are coming to terms with the cuts which...

WLGA welcomes Auditor General’s report on Welsh public services

In response to the report ‘A Picture of Public Services 2011’ published today by the Auditor General, Steve Thomas,...

Searching for potential development sites in Gwynedd and Anglesey

Gwynedd Council and the Isle of Anglesey County Council have set up a Joint Planning Policy Unit (JPPU) which...

Tables turned on heads as they sit PISA test at key Education Conference

Secondary school head teachers from across Wales will be put to the test today at a key conference hosted...

Thinking about becoming a Gwynedd councillor?

With the next Council elections being held in May 2012, this is the time to consider if you want...