Wales launches new safeguarding programme to spot abuse early
The Welsh Government unveils Stronger Safeguarding for a Safer Wales, adding a ministerial board, national plan and risk register to protect vulnerable people.
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Cwmbran vegan pub shortlisted for Food Awards Wales 2026
The Queen Inn, ranked ninth globally for vegan cuisine, joins ten finalists for the 2026 Food Awards Wales, with winners to be announced in Swansea.
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ADVANCE wins Best Umbrella Company award at Contracting Awards 2026
Flintshire firm ADVANCE clinches Best Umbrella Company for large payrolls and earns high commendation for customer service at the 2026 Contracting Awards.
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Senedd member urges Welsh Government to act on Impala job losses
Conservative MS Paul Davies calls for urgent support as Impala Terminals will cease commercial operations in Milford Haven, threatening 43 skilled jobs.
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Rubicon Garden Rooms unveils £500k showroom village
Family‑run Rubicon Garden Rooms opens a £500,000 ‘Village’ on the Cheshire‑North Wales border, boosting sales by 25% and creating local jobs.
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Rhyl poised for £20m regeneration after Pride in Place forum
The confidence was voiced after board members attended the Pride in Place forum in Cardiff on Tuesday, a gathering that brought together community leaders from across the UK.
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Tintern Abbey named among Britain’s top ten monastic ruins
Founded in 1131, Tintern was the second Cistercian abbey established in Britain, and its surviving fabric largely dates from an ambitious rebuilding programme in the late‑13th century. The…
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Four on trial for murder of teen Tristan Kerr in Abertridwr
Four defendants face murder charges after 17‑year‑old Tristan Kerr was stabbed to death in a two‑minute attack in Abertridwr, Newport Crown Court hears.
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Prince Philip Hospital bans visitors amid scabies outbreak
The highly contagious skin condition, caused by microscopic mites, is being managed in several wards, prompting the closure of multiple areas within the hospital.
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Bangor‑Carmarthen coach service set to launch on 25 October
New TaithCymru coach links north Wales to Carmarthen with nine daily trips, £10 fares and up to an hour faster journeys.
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