&#8220;Pre-fab to ab-fab&#8221;: Modern take on the prefab home set to boost Welsh housing supply

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Consultation due this spring on regulations to increase electric vehicle charging points

February 6, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Wales “can’t stand by” and let council-owned farms be sold-off

February 6, 2020

Thomas Commission: Justice should be devolved to Wales

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Criminal justice failings “must be addressed” as AMs back Thomas Commission report

February 5, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Government accused of counting unaffordable homes within affordable homes target

January 29, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

£90million package to support town centre regeneration

January 29, 2020

Cardiff congestion charge plans risk creating “Us vs Them”

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

“Unplugged” debate on anchor towns

January 23, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

AMs support call for better support for rape and sexual assault victims

January 16, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Plaid Cymru’s £35-a-week payment for low-income families “needs more work to be taken seriously”

January 9, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Getting more out of existing regeneration funds preferred as AMs reject seaside and market town fund proposal

January 9, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

More steps needed to improve mental health and reduce substance abuse amongst rough sleepers

January 8, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

New regulations to ban the use of flammable cladding on new and renovated tall buildings

January 7, 2020

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

A proposed rise in free bus pass age scrapped

January 7, 2020

Committee inquiry reflects scepticism surrounding community bank plans

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Community bank plans on track but Committee says it requires “expectation management”

December 12, 2019

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Committee inquiry reflects scepticism surrounding community bank plans

December 12, 2019

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Rise in Welsh child poverty “down to UK Government cuts”

December 11, 2019

Minister not concerned about allowing different councils to choose different electoral systems

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Combustible cladding to be banned in Wales “early in 2020”

December 10, 2019

Councils not using powers at their disposal to deal with empty properties

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Councils to be offered extra training to tackle “blight” of empty properties

December 5, 2019

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Untapped talent, untapped potential: Welsh Government challenging attitudes towards the disabled in work

December 4, 2019

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

Neighbourhood deprivation statistics show little change in five years

December 3, 2019

Fifth Senedd Housing, Society & Justice

“Pre-fab to ab-fab”: Modern take on the prefab home set to boost Welsh housing supply

AMs: The future of services can’t be online-only

Minister committed to ending homelessness, but service reforms require patience

Private tenants set to be given a longer notice period for “no-fault” evictions

12-week consultation seeks views on “fleeceholds”

A third of town and community council accounts were qualified in 2018-19

Consultation due this spring on regulations to increase electric vehicle charging points

Wales “can’t stand by” and let council-owned farms be sold-off

Criminal justice failings “must be addressed” as AMs back Thomas Commission report

Government accused of counting unaffordable homes within affordable homes target

£90million package to support town centre regeneration

“Unplugged” debate on anchor towns

AMs support call for better support for rape and sexual assault victims

Plaid Cymru’s £35-a-week payment for low-income families “needs more work to be taken seriously”

Getting more out of existing regeneration funds preferred as AMs reject seaside and market town fund proposal

More steps needed to improve mental health and reduce substance abuse amongst rough sleepers

New regulations to ban the use of flammable cladding on new and renovated tall buildings

A proposed rise in free bus pass age scrapped

Community bank plans on track but Committee says it requires “expectation management”

Committee inquiry reflects scepticism surrounding community bank plans

Rise in Welsh child poverty “down to UK Government cuts”

Combustible cladding to be banned in Wales “early in 2020”

Councils to be offered extra training to tackle “blight” of empty properties

Untapped talent, untapped potential: Welsh Government challenging attitudes towards the disabled in work

Neighbourhood deprivation statistics show little change in five years

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