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MMC Management shake-up to improve council services

The senior management structure of Monmouthshire County Council is set to be shaken up as part of plans to...

Local authorities in Wales have spent over £6.5 million pounds on compensation since 2005. Figures obtained by Shadow Minister...

A long-serving Councillor will be Swansea’s next Lord Mayor. Cllr Richard Lewis, who represents the Gower ward, was unanimously...

Council tax in Pembrokeshire is set to rise by 3.4% in 2010/2011. The increase amounts to less than 44...

The Chairman of Pembrokeshire County Council has paid tribute to the work of three firefighters from Pembrokeshire who travelled...

The North Wales Residual Waste Treatment Project (NWRWTP or The Waste Partnership) brings together five councils across North Wales – Isle...

Anglesey’s five political group leaders have re-affirmed their commitment to driving the county council forward. Their joint statement issued...

Councillors at Neath Port Talbot have appointed John Flower as Corporate Director of Environment. Currently Mr Flower holds the...

Cllr Colin Mann, Deputy Leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council in a statement on Council Tax told the council:...

There were goals galore, a few friendly fouls and plenty of good natured competition as Torfaen‘s mayor, Cllr Robert...