The visitor attraction, which is owned and managed by NRW, has been closed since 2015 to allow for the felling of about 150,000 trees affected by the disease Phytophthora Amorum. But NRW is looking to re-open the Forest Drive this spring, following investments to enhance facilities and for resurfacing work. Admission prices of £8 per car, £11 for minibuses and £25 for coaches – which includes parking fees on council operated car parks at Cwmcarn – are being proposed as part of the plans. The prices were questioned by Cllr Etheridge who called for the cabinet to reconsider the charges. Cllr Etheridge asked whether concessions for vulnerable people and education parties would be offered, as well as for local residents who may visit the attraction regularly.
Persons nominated for Clwyd West are
Jeanie Barton (UKIP Scrap The Assembly);
Clare Eno (Reform UK);
Joshua Connor Hurst (Welsh Labour);
Euan Joseph McGivern (Abolish The Welsh Assembly Party);
Darren David Millar (Welsh Conservative Party Candidate);
Dr Elin Mair Walker Jones (Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales) and
David James Wilkins (Welsh Liberal Democrats).
Rhydian Hughes (Gwlad - The Welsh Independence Party) Rhydian Hughes (Gwlad - The Welsh Independence Party) Mr Hughes, representing Wales’ newest political party Gwlad - The Welsh Independence Party, is a first language Welsh speaker. One of six children, Mr Hughes’s entire childhood was conducted in Welsh.
Cardiff Bay pub asked by owner to take down Abolish the Welsh Assembly poster after calls for boycott
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A Cardiff Bay pub has been asked to take down an Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party poster by its owners after the image sparked calls for a boycott.
She said: “It’s been a very confusing year, it’s been a very difficult year.” Ms Hanson said that some staff are still frightened about going to school and there had been so many changes. “There’s not one aspect of my job that is not changing, curriculum, assessment, accountability frameworks, the job descriptions of school leaders, ALN bill, that has huge implication,” she said. “It needs funding.”
What did the candidates say in their opening statements? Almost all the candidates mentioned the need for increased funding, in particular to support ALN teaching. Conservative Party candidate Steven Mayfield was the first to set out his views on education.
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