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Herald Wales is an independent national news service for Wales published by Herald News (UK) Ltd. The service provides news in both English and Welsh. As well as breaking news, coverage will include politics, entertainment, sport, and opinions from several contributors – including Welsh Media Awards (Best columnist) Wi
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Maesteg property empty for 30 years set for new lease of life after council takeover
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (441+ words) A RUN-DOWN Maesteg property that has been left empty for 30 years is set for a new lease of life after Bridgend County Borough Council secured a compulsory purchase order to bring it back in to use. The property, based on…...
Cardiff garden city plans for play area and community green space withdrawn
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (334+ words) PLANS for a new green space, children’s play area, and “kickabout area” in Cardiff’s new garden city development have been withdrawn less than a month after being put forward. In August Redrow Homes put plans to Cardiff council to build…...
Plans approved for 192 new homes in Maesteg
1+ week, 6+ day ago (353+ words) LONG-term plans to build more than 190 new homes on a well-known brownfield site in Maesteg have been given the go-ahead. The £41.8m redevelopment project at Ewenny Road, Maesteg, has been approved in order to bring 192 homes in what developers describe as…...
Empty Llanelli housing block could have new future as council talks to developers
3+ week, 4+ day ago (356+ words) THE FUTURE of a prominent building in a part of Llanelli that council chiefs have long sought to revitalise is being discussed with developers. The former housing block in Clos Sant Paul in the town’s Tyisha ward was more recently…...