New website aims to support growing demand for care workers in Wales
Wales will need thousands more people to work in caring roles with adults and children by 2030 if it is to keep pace with the growing demand for care services
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Woman in relationship with police spy ‘was victim of conspiracy to rape’
A woman who found out her partner was an undercover police officer paid to spy on her has said she was the victim of a conspiracy to rape. Some officers
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New funding will target initiatives to prevent and reduce suicide in Wales
The Welsh Government will target new mental health investment in initiatives to prevent and reduce suicide rates in Wales, Health Minister Vaughan Gething has announced. Mental health is one of
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Bridgend social worker removed from Register for multiple serious failings
A social worker has been removed from the Register of Social Care Workers after Social Care Wales found her fitness to practise was impaired because of her serious misconduct. Lucy
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Tributes paid as long-standing Labour MP Paul Flynn dies aged 84
The long-standing Labour MP Paul Flynn has died aged 84, the party has announced. Mr Flynn, who represented Newport West for 32 years, was described as an “independent thinker” who
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New resources hub encourages older people in Wales to ‘Ask About Advocacy’
Age Cymru and the Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, Heléna Herklots CBE, are encouraging older people throughout Wales to ‘Ask about advocacy’, something that can help them to make their
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New support for previous recipients of the Welsh Independent Living Grant
Deputy Minister for Health and Social Services, Julie Morgan, has announced changes to the way care is delivered for people previously in receipt of the Welsh Independent Living Grant to
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Service supporting parents who have had children taken into care proves success
Grief and shame are common emotions among parents who have had their children taken into care, but now they are turning their lives around with the help of new services
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Disabled woman wins landmark case after landlord stopped her from adapting home
A disabled woman has won a landmark discrimination case against her landlord after she was told she could not adapt her home to suit her needs. Stacey Smailes, 33, was
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Owen Smith accuses PM over ‘rising tide of racism’ as hate crime rises 100%
Theresa May has been accused of presiding over a rising tide of racism in the UK at Prime Minister’s Questions. Labour’s Owen Smith said incidents had jumped “100%” since she
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