Welsh cake boss confronts racist trolls
Owner of Cardiff Bakestones calls out vile online abuse, defends multicultural team and insists on inclusive hiring.
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Monmouthshire launches online portal for planning enforcement reports
Monmouthshire Council introduces a digital system for residents to report suspected planning breaches, aiming for faster action and greater transparency.
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Aberystwyth scientist lands £1.8m Royal Society fellowship
Dr Hannah Rees of IBERS will study circatidal clocks in seagrasses, aiming to aid resilience and carbon capture, backed by a £1.8m Royal Society fellowship.
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Pembrokeshire drink beats global giants at Grocer awards
Barti’s Sea Buckthorn Fizz outshone Smirnoff and Cointreau to claim
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Hay-on-Wye ranks fifth best‑value autumn staycation spot
Hay‑on‑Wye secures the top Welsh spot in a UK staycation value ranking, praised for free attractions and high visitor satisfaction despite pricey hotels.
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Wales Office should be scrapped, says Deputy First Minister
Williams made the remarks during an interview on The National Podcast at the SNP conference in Aberdeen on Thursday.
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Ceredigion to roll out new extreme weather guidance for schools
Council develops a detailed framework to help schools manage heatwaves and extreme weather, aiming for consistency and pupil safety.
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Monmouthshire Council Secures £1.4m ALN Funding Amid School Deficits
The funding, part of a supplementary budget passed after a cross‑party deal with Plaid Cymru, will see £1.1 million directed straight into the county’s schools.
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Award celebrates Crymlyn Bog restoration feat
Specialist amphibious machinery clears historic canal at Crymlyn Bog, earning the Institution of Civil Engineers’ Chair’s Award and boosting peatland health.
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Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir releases new single ‘Absolution’
The 38‑member choir, famed for its Britain’s Got Talent win, launches the track ahead of its debut album ‘This Is Home’, spotlighting rural isolation.
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