What does WC stand for?

Welsh Council

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A STUDY by the Forum of Private Business (FPB) has revealed Welsh councils are slower in paying their suppliers than counterparts in England.

Payments delayed

THE Welsh Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs has condemned the decision to give thousands of party-goers two free pints each as "irresponsible".

Alcohol watchdog deplores free-drinks offer

No action has been taken to discipline these officers, and none has been made to pay back the money which we Welsh council taxpayers have paid out.

Welsh snouts in the trough; LETTERS

A spokeswoman for the Welsh Local Government Association, which represents the interests of Welsh councils, said: "The appropriate use of publicity helps councils to promote the services they provide, improve those services and to ensure value for money.

What your council is spending on promoting its services; ... and ...

Welsh Councils have learned that ACAS arbitrators have made an additional pay award to local government staff of 0.

WALES: Council jobs at risk over 2.75% staff pay rise; Bosses' say ...

Plaid Cymru councillor Nic Hodges looked at how all 22 councils across Wales dealt with such applications and found that 14 of the 22 Welsh councils allowed a contribution to be made by third parties, including town and communities councils.

Council urged: 'Give the public a chance to speak at meetings'

Byline: By TOM BODDEN Welsh Affairs Correspondent WELSH council leaders warned that at least 700 county hall jobs will be lost this year as a result of the recession and budget pressures.

WALES: Welsh councils 'face 700 job cuts'

UNIONS have lashed out at Welsh councils over figures showing local authorities spend pounds 106m on temporary and agency staff every year - more than pounds 20m of it in Cardiff.

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