Blaenau Gwent Council

Mark Drakeford blames the Conservatives for the cost-of-living crisis, at an event in Bridgend.

Councils draw attention to comparatively lower wages to encourage investment.

One council hopes learning can continue during wintry weather due to the success of home schooling.

Blaenau Gwent authority wants the examination after just 1,029 were dished out in 11 months.

Reprieve for residents after seven homes faced demolition because the driveways were too steep.

Opposition councillors say the move is "not the right thing to do in the face of the public".

The difference in recycling rates between Wales and the rest of the UK could be described as a chasm.

Call to hear voices of people from disadvantaged areas as efforts are made to fight climate change.

A 1970s civic centre faces demolition, as staff are found to be more productive working from home.

Council tax bills are going up by at least twice the rate of inflation across Wales.

The body representing local authorities in Wales says they are committed to the decarbonisation agenda.

Blaenau Gwent council admits Covid has affected inquiries and evidence may have gone missing.

First minister defends "consistent" approach despite early closure plans in some Covid hotspots.

Councils can shut bars or restaurants that do not take reasonable measures to minimise exposure risk.

Council says it is "absolutely the right decision" with more than 900 pupils already self-isolating.

Some councillors objected saying the site was not a priority during the coronavirus pandemic.