Pembrokeshire council may drop plan to strip Ysgol Cilgerran’s faith status
Council officers recommend abandoning the proposal to change Ysgol Cilgerran’s voluntary‑controlled status amid legal concerns and strong community opposition.
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Bella Kerr and Caroline Humphreys to speak at Newport
Art Friends Gwent hosts a talk on contemporary visual art with Bella Kerr and Caroline Humphreys at the historic Lysaght Institute on 22 October.
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Welsh Tory leader urges cap on public sector salaries
Darren Millar urged a pay‑cap bill for public managers, sparking a Senedd clash over performance‑linked salaries as Wales faces a cost‑of‑living crisis.
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Welsh Labour leader calls Brexit a disaster
Ken Skates brands Brexit a disaster, backs Andy Burnham’s EU outreach and warns of costly red tape hurting Welsh exporters.
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Carmarthenshire council offers new loans and grants for empty homes
Council expands loan limits and promotes free advisory visits to help owners refurbish vacant houses across the county.
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Welsh Government pledges same‑day mental health support
New open‑access plan aims to give people immediate help without referral, building on NHS 111 Wales Press 2 service.
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Witches markets sweep South Wales this autumn
The following week the market moves to Margam Park, also on a Sunday, 25 October, where independent traders will showcase handmade crafts and esoteric goods. On 1 November the fair…
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Iran war threatens Welsh Government budget, academics warn
Academics say the Iran conflict will push inflation higher, putting pressure on Welsh spending plans and the upcoming 2027‑28 budget.
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Business in Focus drives £67m in Welsh exports and investment
Welsh firms benefit from specialist advice, generating £39m in exports and £28m in inward investment, bolstering the regional economy.
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Investment Fund for Wales drives £34m boost to SMEs
Independent evaluation shows the fund has invested over £34m in 128 deals, spurring growth and attracting private capital across Welsh regions.
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