SCHOOLS in Wales should offer vegan meals every day without pupils having to make special requests, a politician has argued.
In a debate on healthy school meals at the National Assembly for Wales, Labour AM for Mid and West Wales Joyce Watson argued that children have a right to plant-based options.
Environment charities are taking Assembly Members on a trip to show that we need to do more to protect our blue planet within Welsh seas. Our marine areas can often be ‘out of sight, out of mind’, so in showing Welsh politicians one of Wales’ most precious areas for marine wildlife, Wales Environment Link (WEL) hopes to highlight the urgent action needed and the benefits that can be gained by effective management. The trip will demonstrate what the local challenges and solutions are to better manage marine protected sites for nature.
A local Assembly Member has met concerned parents at the school gates of Ysgol Caer Elen in Haverfordwest (Monday 25 March 2019), to hear their road safety issues.Read more
The collapse of Dawnus Construction sent shockwaves through the industry and across the county. The Swansea-based company had been contracted to build three schools in Montgomeryshire: two newRead more
