A 67-year-old - terminally ill man with motor neurone disease - has been given the go-ahead for a legal challenge against the law on assisted dying.
Noel Conway, from Shrewsbury, was originally being refused permission for a judicial review of the blanket ban on helping someone to die.
It differs from the most recent, unsuccessful, claim brought on behalf of Tony Nicklinson - as Mr Conway's been diagnosed as terminally ill.
Decision to allow former library to become a mosque will have to be reconsidered
A decision to allow a former library that was targeted with anti-Muslim vandalism to be used as a mosque has been put on hold.
Funding to improve pathways network may come from wind and solar farm developers
Developers of large energy projects could soon be helping fund maintenance work on the vast rights of way path network across Powys.
Councils to use AI translations but 'tech bros need better Welsh'
Two Gwent councils could work closer together on translating documents into Welsh, including using AI technology.
Council outlines inspection system behind food hygiene ratings
The inspection regime behind the ‘score on the door’ food hygiene ratings have been explained.
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