The figures have been described as "deeply troubling" by Stephen Crabb MP. 

Universal Credit claims up 120,000 in Wales since coronavirus outbreak

A father-of-two has been left without income after being put on temporary leave without furlough pay.

Father ruled out of furlough scheme 'living off credit cards'

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils his first Budget but what will it mean for the Welsh Government's finances and how else will it affect Wales?

The analysis – ahead of International Women’s Day – reveals the local authorities with the highest levels of pay inequality in the country.

If motorists cannot show the vehicle has been taxed when it is released, they will have to pay a surety fee of £160. But that can rise.

Surveyors say increased optimism from buyers and sellers has resulted in a pick-up in sales in the Welsh housing market.

Tax changes in recent years, which have eaten into landlords' profits, mean the supply of rental homes has dwindled. 

The report revealed that the biggest causes of women being in poverty were the loss of housing and relationship breakdowns.

The LC and St David's car parks will be replaced by the 3,500-capacity venue and a new multi-storey car park.


The warning comes amid growing concern about the condition of some of the buildings, equipment and utilities on the site. 


Landlords can no longer charge tenants for things like an accompanied viewing, signing a contract or renewing a tenancy.

The holiday childcare survey is based on surveys sent to family information services and freedom of information requests

A think tank found residents in Swansea, Merthyr Tydfil and Caerphilly may struggle to access banking services due to their credit history.

Residents could get 150% their properties' value in a recommendation under discussion next week.   

Average asking prices in Wales 'have broken through the £200,000 barrier for the first time.'
