AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBBC Wales job cuts: The BBC says it will cut 45 posts in Wales as part of a wider £500m savings plan, including 20 newsroom roles, fewer radio shows, and an end to live weather forecasts on Radio Wales from January. Housing enforcement: England’s damp and mould rules under Awaab’s law are facing fresh criticism after residents say landlords fix visible mould but leave the underlying problems untouched. Wales tourism tax standoff: Three Welsh councils (Conwy, Anglesey and Gwynedd) have refused or deferred a tourism levy, citing weak support after consultations. Culture and money: Wrexham’s bid for UK City of Culture 2029 claims a potential £200m economic boost, with the county aiming to be the first Welsh winner. Free Palestine tour: Macklemore has announced a “Free Palestine Tour” with early dates in Dublin, Paris and London, with proceeds going to Palestinian-support organisations after his fallout with Ed Sheeran. Royal spotlight: The Princess of Wales visited Southend to back addiction recovery work, praising nature-based support and wellbeing projects. Local community appeal: Bromsgrove’s Royal British Legion branch has launched an urgent appeal for a secretary to prevent closure. Travel safety: A British tourist is missing in Benidorm after losing his passport and money, with police contacting Interpol.
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