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Flooded homes in Wales offered council tax discount

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Plaid Cymru’s Caerphilly by-election win leaves Labour with ‘very tough fight’

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Countdown on to launch online postal vote forms in Scotland and Wales

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Towns and cities to benefit from £15.5m investment in access to green spaces

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Lord Murphy to conduct review into Windsor Framework

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Bishops in the Lords are a ‘feudal legacy’, says ex-BBC boss demanding reform

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Vaughan Gething to stand down from Senedd at next election

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Wales’s 20mph speed limits force cycle race to change route

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Tricky start for the Tories in Wales as former minister loses his seat

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Ireland’s challenge of legacy law ‘unnecessary and unhelpful’, says minister

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Ex-transport secretaries give warnings on rail nationalisation

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Households braced for host of essential bill increases from April 1

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DUP tensions over Stormont deal exposed as peer says sea border concerns remain

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Fears over emergency response in 20mph zones will not materialise – Drakeford

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20mph speed limits defended by Welsh First Minister

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First Minister defends 20mph rollout as speed limit petition hits record 175,000

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Petition against 20mph speed limits hits Welsh record with 150,000 signatures

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60,000 people sign petition against 20mph speed limits in Wales

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20mph speed limit for residential roads comes into force in Wales

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Drivers warned not to rely on sat navs when Welsh roads switch to 20mph

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Welsh First Minister defends controversial 20mph speed limits

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Government urged to scrap NI legacy bill after ’embarrassing’ Lords vote

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UK Government ‘determined’ to pass Legacy Bill despite peers’ intervention

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Peers demand ditching of Troubles amnesty in Government defeat

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Government tackled over clinging to ‘obnoxious’ Northern Ireland legacy Bill

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Major road building projects in Wales scrapped in move to put environment first

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Sanction parties refusing to powershare, urges ex-Northern Ireland secretary

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Immunity rules for Troubles crimes may be tightened further, signals minister

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Mark Drakeford serves free school meals to primary school children

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