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Peter Vaughan faces fresh discrimination allegations
South Wales Police’s Chief Constable, Peter Vaughan, is facing fresh claims of discrimination in his police force, after an alleged attempt to silence an equality activist who tried to take up their...
View Article‘Unblock social networks’ says Minister
Wales’s education minister, Leighton Andrews, has called on local authorities and colleges to end their blocks on social media websites. Mr Andrews believes that the policy directive to ban social...
View Article‘4chan imitation’ shut-down
An abusive Facebook page about Neath Port Talbot has been shut-down by the social network operator. The page, called ‘Spotted Sluts Neath Port Talbot,’ is one of a series of ‘Spotted’ pages that have...
View Article‘Fans will pay’ says health board
A health board is threatening rugby fans that any altercations between them and untrained NHS staff will result in prosecution. Backed by South Wales Police, whose chief constable Peter Vaughan faced...
View ArticleSouth Wales Police feel wrath of Twitter trolls
South Wales Police have been bombarded with criticisms on Twitter, following the allegations that one of their officers received privileged information about a complaint of domestic violence against...
View ArticleWelshman groomed Australian boys
A Welsh man has been arrested as part of an international police investigation into online paedophilia. South Australia Police said that the man, who resides in the United Kingdom, is being...
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Paul Marshallsea is a hero says e-learning expert
COMMUNITY BUILDER: Paul Marshallsea who saved the Pant and Dowlais Boys and Girls Club from ruin was sacked when on holiday. Courtesy: Media Wales. A voluntary worker sacked by a charity he salvaged...
View ArticlePontypridd Politicians Fight to Attack Ambulance Service
Politicians have been lining up to attack the Welsh Ambulance Service following revelation that Rhondda Cynon Taf ambulance service has performed the worst in Wales. Karen Roberts is the Campaign...
View ArticleDelivering ‘significant change’ in Welsh politics
A University of Liverpool academic has examined the diversity of people entering Welsh politics with the aim that it will act as a “springboard to bring about significant change.” Professor Laura...
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Micro-hydropower electricity generation could save the water industry millions
New research findings from Bangor University and Trinity College Dublin have highlighted the potential for further cost savings from micro-hydropower. Savings of up to an additional £1m a year in Wales...
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