A £542 gazebo, £1k chair, £3k flights, lapops, iPads and MacBooks, £78 on colouring pencils. the sums spent by Senedd Members on expenses
One MS bought two MacBooks within two years at £1,200 each
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Members of the Senedd claimed £5.7m in expenses in the last Senedd term - with claims from a few pence right up to flights costing thousands of pounds.
Cardiff restaurant gets 34 no shows in one day after turning away more than 50 walk-ins
More than a quarter of all covers booked for the North Star s Sunday service failed to show up
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A Cardiff pub and restaurant had 34 customers fail to show up on the first Sunday service where the hospitality industry was allowed to reopen indoors.
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In Powys, Welsh Conservative newcomer
James Evans won the Brecon and Radnorshire seat, turning it blue for the first time in the Senedd s history.
James Evans MS. Picture: via County Times This is the biggest honour of my life and I will do my upmost to stand up for our community and the whole of Wales in the Senedd, he said following the result. The constituency had been held by the Liberal Democrats for the past 22 years. Mr Evans added: Today the people pressed the reset button, they wanted a fresh start in Brecon and Radnorshire, they wanted a new voice to represent them.