Tomos Evans

3 days ago | msn.com | Tomos Evans

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3 days ago | news.sky.com | Tomos Evans

A row has broken out about the railway line between Oxford and Cambridge. The East West Rail Project is set to make travel across Britain easier, according to Network Rail, by re-establishing a link between the two university towns. But it is classed as an England and Wales project, meaning that Wales does not get a share of funding, unlike in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Opposition parties have called for the project to be changed to England-only.

4 days ago | news.sky.com | Tomos Evans

People in the last 12 months of their life occupy "almost a fifth of Welsh hospital beds", according to a end of life care charity. Marie Curie Cymru says end of life care in Wales is "at breaking point" and is calling on the next Welsh government to ensure high-quality care. The charity says that, for many, support could be better provided at home or close to home, as it launched its manifesto for next year's Senedd election at Cardiff Bay's Norwegian Church on Tuesday.

5 days ago | news.sky.com | Tomos Evans

A new independent body could be created to oversee how environmental law is implemented in Wales, bringing the country in line with the rest of the UK. The Office of Environmental Governance Wales will be tasked with making sure public authorities, such as the Welsh government, Natural Resources Wales and councils are complying with the law. But campaigners say the legislation, which must first be approved by the Senedd, doesn't go far enough.

1 week ago | news.sky.com | Tomos Evans

There are fears for the future of Welsh rugby amid cuts to grassroots funding and a record string of defeats for the men's senior national team. The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) recently confirmed it would stop funding a scheme created to develop the game at grassroots level. Its rugby hub officers have been employed in schools across Wales since 2014, with match funding from the WRU.