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Jordan Davies

Jordan Davies

Verified

Senior Reporter, BBC Wales Today

United Kingdom

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Total articles 133

  • No working toilets and zombie knives in 'vile' housing for kids

    By Jordan Davies Verified| BBC News Verified Young people have told the BBC how they were placed in dirty, dangerous and unsuitable accommodation in Wales as children. One 15-year-old girl said it was "dehumanising" having to use the toilet in a local McDonald's for months because her own toilet was broken, while one young woman said she saw someone being threatened with a "zombie" knife in a hostel.

    By Jordan Davies Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • No working toilets and zombie knives in 'vile' housing for kids

    By Jordan Davies Verified| BBC News Verified Young people have told the BBC how they were placed in dirty, dangerous and unsuitable accommodation in Wales as children. One 15-year-old girl said it was "dehumanising" having to use the toilet in a local McDonald's for months because her own toilet was broken, while one young woman said she saw someone being threatened with a "zombie" knife in a hostel.

    By Jordan Davies Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Care home rating system launched in Wales

    By Jordan Davies Verified| BBC News Verified Rating system launched for care homes in WalesBBCHoward Evans, 79, lives at Ty Porth care home in Rhondda Cynon TafWelsh care homes will receive a new rating system from next month. It is aimed at helping families asses the quality of care provided in a home. Each care home and domiciliary support service will be graded on four different aspects of care, but it will take two years for every home to be inspected and given a rating. Ratings will have to be displayed at the home and online.

    By Jordan Davies Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 27, 2025

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BBC Wales Today