'Our future is secure', says Llandovery College
Troubled independent school Llandovery College says it has now established a new company to take over the running of the school and re-employ its staff.
The college had been revealed to have debts running into several million pounds.
Teaching unions had expressed concern that staff had not been paid.
The new company, Coleg Llanymddyfri Cymru, has now issued contracts to all staff at the school from September.
– Guy Ayling, HeadmasterThis has been a difficult time but staff, pupils and parents have shown an inspirational resolve and the College can only go from strength to strength from now on.
More top news
Mark Bridger said April had 'never' been to his house
In police interviews, the defendant also denied sexually assaulting April Jones, and denied having a sexual interest in children.
Welsh Government aims to modernise law on renting homes
The Welsh Government has unveiled plans to modernise and simplify the law on renting homes.
Match Report: Swansea 0 Fulham 3
Swansea City finish ninth in the Premier League table despite a disappointing end to the season.