Wales 'too reliant on residential care' for older people
A report published today says there should be more care options for care for older people,.
Exclusive poll shows strong support for Assembly rule
As Wales This Week examines where power lies in Wales, an ITV Wales opinion poll shows strong support for Cardiff Bay calling the shots.
'Wales This Week - Who Runs Wales?'
In a special, anniversary episode of Wales This Week, Adrian Masters asks the question 'Who runs Wales?'
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Nick Hartley has been to see how one type of home is helping people live full and independent lives
In an ageing society, more should be done to end reliance on residential homes, with more older people retaining independence as long as possible.
The National Assembly's health committee, which has made a number of proposals to the Welsh government into how to deal with a potential care crisis that's heading our way.
Wales 'too reliant on residential care' for older people
A report published today says there should be more care options for care for older people,.
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Supreme Court rules in favour of the Assembly
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Welsh Government's first law was within the Welsh Assembly's legislative competence, and can go ahead.
– Supreme Court judgementThe outcome is entirely consistent with the general thrust of the extended powers given to the Welsh ministers, by the Government of Wales Act 2006.
The Local Government Byelaws Bill was passed by the assembly in July this year. But it was blocked from becoming law by the attorney general and referred to the court.
Conservatives MP David Davies reacts to ITV poll
Exclusive poll shows strong support for Assembly rule
by Nick Powell
As Wales This Week examines where power lies in Wales, an ITV Wales opinion poll shows strong support for Cardiff Bay calling the shots.
Read the full story'Wales This Week - Who Runs Wales?'
by Adrian Masters
In a special, anniversary episode of Wales This Week, Adrian Masters asks the question 'Who runs Wales?'
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Transport Minister at Assembly for electrification talks
Theresa Villiers will visit the Welsh Assembly to discuss rail electrification for Wales, but isn't expected to announce further plans.
Read the full storyDebate due on Wales' 'Ghost Towns'
AMs are to debate report looking at the plight of Wales' 'Ghost Towns'
Read the full storyWelsh opposition parties' Budget hopes and fears
by Adrian Masters
Politicians in the Welsh Assembly will be closely watching the Chancellor's Budget statement tomorrow to see what impact it has on Wales.
Read the full storySilk Commission set to continue until 2014
The second part of @silkcommission is to be extended until Spring 2014 following a request from the commission for more time.
From @adrianmasters84 on Twitter:Part 2 of @silkcommission is on further devolution for Wales. No change in timetable for Part 1 which is on financial powers.
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