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Pembrokeshire shed plan approval expected despite council concerns

Pembrokeshire shed plan approval expected despite council concerns
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Minister insists electrification of North Wales main line a priority

Minister insists electrification of North Wales main line a priority
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Powys MP delighted with new role in cabinet reshuffle

MP for Brecon and Radnorshire, Fay Jones, was given a new role as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the office of the Secretary of State…

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HS2 will benefit Wales even after northern leg is scrapped – minister

James Davies did not rise to calls for Wales to be given more devolved funding for rail following the decision to scrap HS2 to Manchester.

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HS2 will benefit Wales even after northern leg is scrapped

Wales will continue to benefit from HS2 even after its northern leg has been scrapped, a minister has claimed.

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