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South Wales Police precept set to rise

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By Anthony Lewis
| Bro Radio
Precept proposals for South Wales Police for the 2026-27 financial year include a potential 6.99% hike, which would see residents pay £26.47 a year or £2.21 a month more on a Band D property as part of their council tax bill. If approved, the force will have a budget of £442.21m next year.
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US government cracks down on money laundering through digital assets

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By Sharon Cohen Levin, Anthony Lewis, Kamil Shields, Tracy Nelson Wirth
| Global Investigations Review Verified
This is an Insight article, written by a selected partner as part of GIR's co-published content. Read more on Insight Introduction There is no question that digital assets – cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens – have revolutionised financial markets.
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South Wales Fire and Rescue Budget Proposals Approved

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By Anthony Lewis
| Carmarthenshire News Online Verified
A commissioner of the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) Authority has said there is a “line in the sand” and it has to “cut its coat according to its cloth” while discussing next year’s budget. Baroness Deborah Wilcox of Newport was speaking at a fire authority meeting, where an increase of 5.75% in the amount the 10 councils contribute to SWFRS’s budget was approved.
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