Rhodri Lewis

Ceri is just one of the people in Wales who has benefited from support after having a stroke.

Reforms to social care are stuck because ministers don't want to make decisions about money, a professor says.

An area in which campaigners say the system is failing is in offering swimming lessons for children.

A new group, commissioned by the Welsh government is looking into voter apathy in Wales.

Critics say much of the detail in the plan could fall off the agenda, especially after a new government is elected.

The Welsh government says its policy is to hold back the bluetongue virus "for as long as we can".

Widow wants law to give patients rights to decide what happens to own tissue after husband's death.

Despite large differences in pay support staff are being asked to teach classes, a union claims.

Moira Owens says she was only offered "a wad of leaflets" after her husband Idwal's diagnosis.

Opponents consider options after failing to thwart new law banning greyhound racing in Wales.