Orionid meteor shower peaks Oct 21‑22 2026 – when and where to watch
Peak Orionid activity arrives on 21‑22 October 2026. Find the best viewing times, moon phase details and tips for dark‑sky spotting across the UK.
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Little Stars Nursery passes to long‑time manager Becky Gregory
After 23 years, the Mamhilad Park nursery is now owned by manager Becky Gregory, ensuring continuity for 65 children and 25 staff.
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Welsh Government pumps £550,000 into museum and library projects
Funding for 17 projects will run to March 2027, boosting youth programmes and digitisation across Wales.
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Green Libraries Week sparks climate action across Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire libraries host gardens, workshops and wildlife projects during Green Libraries Week, highlighting climate education and community wellbeing.
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Mid Wales attractions draw visitors to heart of Cymru
Visit Wales describes Mid Wales as “the green heart of Cymru”, highlighting a blend of coastal scenery, market towns and expansive hill walks across the counties of Ceredigion and Powys. The region’s flagship natural area is Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, promoted as a central draw for outdoor exploration. Long-distance walkers can follow Glyndŵr’s Way, a…
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Tenby road closure for tree removal works
St John’s Hill in Tenby will be closed for three days from 26 October for tree removal, with a detour via The Norton and Narberth Road.
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Milford Haven council defers audit amid missing paperwork
Councillors postponed the annual audit after the Auditor General flagged incomplete documents, prompting calls for clarification from town officials.
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Newport draw 1-1 with York after Etete debut
Substitute Kion Etete scores with his first touch as Newport salvage a point against ten‑man York City at Rodney Parade.
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Haverfordwest County thrash Cardiff Corinthians to reach Welsh Cup third round
Haverfordwest County posted a 4-0 win over Cardiff Corinthians, ending league woes and securing a place in the Welsh Cup third round.
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£18.4m Freeport funding approved for south‑west Wales ports
Four port projects in south‑west Wales receive £18.4 million to boost offshore wind infrastructure and create new business units, supporting regional growth.
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