The Welsh Government says it's part of its plans to reduce the impact of plastic waste on the environment.
People in Wales will no longer be able to eat using plastic plates or cutlery when dining at restaurants or takeaway premises.
Single-use plastic drinking straws – with exemptions so people who need them to eat and drink safely and independently can continue to have them. Politicians at Cathays Park say the scale of the climate and environmental emergency means action must be prioritised and it is committed to changing people's habits and making services more sustainable.
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Welsh club secures victory in highly-anticipated rematchIn a closely contested match, the Welsh club emerged victorious, leveling points with their second-placed opponents and pushing for back-to-back promotions. The defeat for the Magpies allowed league leaders Stockport County to extend their lead at the top.
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Storm Ciaran to Bring Strong Winds and Heavy Rainfall to Southern England and WalesStorm Ciaran is expected to bring gusts of up to 80mph along the south coast of England, with a small risk of even stronger winds. There is a possibility of weather warnings being escalated due to a deep area of low pressure moving in. Saturated ground increases the risk of fallen trees and fresh flooding, potentially cutting off communities and posing a danger to life.
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All new houses in England and Wales to be sold as freeholdThe UK government is set to reform the leasehold system and ensure that all new houses are sold as freehold properties, aiming to restore true home ownership. New flats can still be sold as leasehold properties. The government also plans to cap ground rents on existing leasehold properties and extend the standard lease extension period.
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