Circuit Breakers
So, last week the Welsh Government finally decided that they were unwilling to guarantee any losses culminating from the proposed Circuit of Wales up to a value of £200 million.
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So, last week the Welsh Government finally decided that they were unwilling to guarantee any losses culminating from the proposed Circuit of Wales up to a value of £200 million.
The city deal presents a unique opportunity to bring investment into the Swansea Bay region.
The city deal is a hugely complicated project that will require a lot of work by officials to make it a success.
As a good cynic, I will start by looking at some of the concerns I have with the city region deal as currently proposed.
The growth in the city deal's four main sectors will be delivered through eleven initial projects; - Digital Infrastructure - Gigabit fibre, 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi - Total Project Value
Swansea Bay City Region Logo On Wednesday 25 January Carmarthenshire County Council agreed to delegate authority to the Leader of the Council to sign the Swansea Bay City Region de
Yesterday, Carwyn Jones and Leanne Wood made a joint appearance in London to launch the Welsh Government's white paper on Brexit, 'Securing Wales' Future'.
It was with a sense of trepidation that I entered the chamber in county hall last Wednesday. There were several items on the agenda.
I've been trying to write this post for a long time. Europe is a place and an idea that I am passionate about.
The government has taken another great step forward today by publishing its spending charts for 2008/09 and 2009/10.
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition does seem, for the moment to be committed to greater transparency throughout government.
This week's Star had a picture of Nia Griffith on the front page, with the caption Victorious Nia: "We did not mislead people of Llanelli" After turning to page 4, the Star pu