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1 day ago · New subsidies have been announced for wood-burning power plant Drax, which the Government said would halve costs for consumers and improve sustainability. Subsidies for the major power station in Yorkshire, which produces around 5% of the UK’s electricity, are due to expire in 2027 and ministers ...

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23 hours ago · Judge Rees expressed concern at how this delay could have put children at risk given the charge Davies faced. The court heard that Davies was on unconditional bail following his appearance at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court on December 19, and this hadn’t been opposed by the CPS due to the delay in the case and because the …

20 hours ago · The Government has announced that from 2027, when the existing payments for the North Yorkshire biomass power plant are due to run out, a new support scheme will come into effect until 2031 which reduces electricity generation, halves subsidies and imposes new sustainability requirements.

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3 days ago · A Senedd member accused the Welsh Government of failing to heed repeated warnings after the national museum was forced to close its doors. Heledd Fychan, who worked for the museum before her election in 2021, expressed grave concerns about the sudden closure of the historic building in Cardiff on ...

Dec 10, 2024 · Welsh rates of income tax will remain unchanged, with taxpayers continuing to pay the same rates as in England and Northern Ireland. However, the Welsh Government announced that higher residential rates of land transaction tax – Wales’ equivalent of stamp duty – will increase by 1 per cent for second homes, raising an extra £7m.