The college’s rugby side won 45‑14 in West Wales Premiership 2, while the women’s football team fell 11‑9 to Coleg Sir Gâr after a 20‑goal spectacle, highlighting the Sports Academy’s depth.
Residents and providers have until 14 Oct to shape Carmarthenshire’s four‑year homelessness and housing support plan, with online survey now open.
Pembrokeshire’s new girls’ rugby side impressed with determination in a 36‑19 loss to Ceredigion, earning praise and individual awards.
South Pembrokeshire Rail Action Group urges Transport for Wales to add services for Ironman Wales and other high‑traffic events, citing congestion relief.
Powys County Council votes overwhelmingly for an additional £3.5 million to support children with additional learning needs, amid heated political debate.
Cardiff council has approved a nine‑bedroom HMO conversion of the former Red Balloon Nursery in Llandeyrn, sparking protest from residents and two councillors over traffic, overdevelopment and loss of community space.
Pembrokeshire planners have given the green light to a Chinese‑style garden building at Lokky’s and the Imperial Dragon Hotel, turning unused land into a new Asian‑themed space.
Monmouthshire council argues affordable housing need justifies 770 new homes on farmland, amid objections from inspectors and a major housebuilder.
Conservatives press Welsh Government over unanswered wartime support query as ethical defence framework development continues.
Engineering works on 17‑18 October will close the Cardiff‑Bridgend line, forcing diversions via Barry and earlier departures, prompting travellers to check connections.
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