
Ted Peskett
Local Democracy Reporter at Wales Online
Local democracy reporter @WalesOnline covering Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan councils • Own views • Get in touch at [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Ted Peskett
Cllr Keith Jones, who is now an independent councillor at Cardiff Council, was expelled from the Labour party following a three-year-long investigationThe leader of Cardiff Council said "everyone is frustrated" with the amount of time it took for an investigation into a councillor who was expelled from the Labour party to conclude. It was announced in May that Cllr Keith Jones, who is currently an independent ward councillor for Llanrumney, had been kicked out of the Labour party.
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Ted Peskett
The number of schools setting deficit budgets in Cardiff has increased over the years and now, council officials predict that number will rise againThe number of schools expected to set deficit budgets in Cardiff has increased again, with some having been in the red for consecutive years. Cardiff Council's children and young people scrutiny committee was told at a meeting on Tuesday, June 10, that the local authority currently expected 55 schools to apply to be in deficit by March 31, 2026.
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2 weeks ago |
barryanddistrictnews.co.uk | Ted Peskett
Improvements to the A4226, also known as Five Mile Lane, in the Vale of Glamorgan was completed in 2019 and cost £25.8m. However, work to compensate people affected by compulsory purchase orders for the land needed to carry out the scheme is ongoing.
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Ted Peskett
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2 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Ted Peskett
Cardiff Council said the road closure is needed in order to carry out essential works on replacing a 70-year-old culvertDrivers are being warned of disruption on a busy Cardiff road from this week as the city council looks to replace a 70-year-old culvert. Cardiff Council said lane closures will be put in place on St Fagans Road between Cartwright Lane and Fairwater Road from Wednesday, June 11.
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