Convicted Paedophile Abused Girl
The father of a four-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted by a convicted paedophile said he intends to sue the police force over his supervision.
Read MoreThe father of a four-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted by a convicted paedophile said he intends to sue the police force over his supervision.
Read MoreA University expert has played a leading role in the development of plans by the Welsh Assembly Government to improve the everyday lives of thousands of people in Wales living with long-term pain.
Read MoreA University expert has played a leading role in the development of plans by the Welsh Assembly Government to improve the everyday lives of thousands of people in Wales living with long-term pain.
Read MoreHospitals in Cardiff spent nearly £60,000 ferrying staff and patients around South Wales last year. The cash was spent on moving patients and medical staff between Cardiff’s two main hospitals – the University Hospital of Wales and Llandough Hospital – and staff and patients’ homes.
Read MoreA range of proposals to tackle Wales’ “growing drink problem” have been put forward by doctors’ leaders. The British Medical Association (BMA) in Wales wants an increase in taxation on alcoholic drinks, proportionate to the strength of the product.
Read MoreMinister for Social Justice and Local Government, Dr Brian Gibbons, will be in North Wales this week to undertake a number of fact finding visits across the region.
Read MoreFour cannabis factories have been shut down in South Wales after a lunchtime drugs bust. Police discovered the four houses had been ripped apart and converted into drugs farms producing thousands of pounds worth of high-quality cannabis.
Read MoreThe first signs people are abusing the free prescriptions system can be revealed today. The Western Mail has learned that patients have visited their doctors to claim free tubes of Bonjela and pots of Vaseline on the NHS.
Read MoreA joint parliamentary committee has recommended that patients in private care homes should be protected by the Human Rights Act. The Committee on Human Rights issued a report recommending that the care standards regulations should be tightened to ensure private care homes abided by the same rules as those of public authorities.
Read MoreSocial workers in a city where a baby boy was battered to death despite concerns being raised beforehand are making significant changes to the way they work. Staff are to become less desk-bound, and a policy of offering “office appointments” to parents who are the subject of concern will be scrapped.
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