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Carmarthenshire County Council planning applications week ending January 29
Your planning news from Carmarthenshire County Council this week
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Swansea planning applications week ending January 31
Your planning news from Swansea council this week
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Rhondda Cynon Taf planning applications week ending January 31
Your planning news from Rhondda Cynon Taf council this week
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Cardiff planning applications week ending January 31
Your planning news from Cardiff council this week
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Vaccination roll-out update in Bridgend
The health board is also working with GP's to ensure that vulnerable people who are housebound or who may be shielding can receive a vaccination before 14 February.
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Ten things you need to know about Cardiff's waste and recycling changes
From Monday, February 22, you may have to change to the day, week, or time your collections take place.
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Flood alleviation scheme at Granville Terrace now underway
The work requires the closure of two short sections of Allen Street, either side of its junction with Granville Terrace and Troed-y-Rhiw Road.
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A resident at The Mill raises over £2,000 for a local charity
Alicia also sold charity merchandise and requested donations from the public and other residents at The Mill in order to raise money for the children’s charity.
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Council workers spread over 600 tonnes of grit to keep Bridgend county borough moving
Highways staff worked around the clock in the severe weather to keep main routes clear.
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Local Ramsey pupil names new housing development
Among the winning answer, pupils considered the town’s history, landmarks and famous people when choosing their entries.
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Fresh plans for Llandeilo poultry unit which could hold 16,000 hens
It is the third time plans have been lodged after previous applications were refused
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Cwmamman Town Council criticised for 'eye-watering' tax hike for residents
Some of the 14% rise in tax will help pay for a new administrative member of staff at the council