Bryson Recycling gives £2,000 to Rhayader charity
Bryson Recycling’s Recycling Rewards scheme funds a £2,000 donation to Rhayader and District Community Support, boosting food bank and transport services.
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New organiser leads Blackwood Poppy Appeal ahead of launch
Natasha Hocking takes charge of the Blackwood Poppy Appeal, rallying volunteers and businesses for the 22 October launch to support local armed forces families.
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Guile family and young rugby star honoured at Child of Wales Awards
Pembrokeshire foster parents and a wheelchair‑using sports enthusiast were celebrated at the fifth Child of Wales Awards in Swansea.
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Grass snake glides along River Dee in Connah’s Quay
Amateur wildlife videographer Matty Roberts captured the reptile as it moved confidently through the shallow water, later posting the footage on social media.
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Active Playgrounds boost activity for 10,000 Welsh pupils
London Marathon Foundation expands Active Playgrounds scheme, helping over 10,000 children in England and Wales increase daily movement.
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Asda rolls out pink trolleys to boost breast‑cancer self‑checks in Wales
The bright‑coloured trolleys, part of the retailer’s long‑running Tickled Pink campaign, will appear in locations identified as having the lowest rates of chest checking, including outlets in Wrexham…
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Ex‑journalist launches luxury farm glamping site in Conwy
Former North Wales reporter Kelly Williams swaps news for ewes, preparing to open a two‑pod glamping retreat on a Llannefydd farm by New Year.
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Carmarthenshire council to decide on two rural school closures
Council’s full meeting on 14 October will confirm whether Ysgol Meidrim and Ysgol Y Fro close after Christmas, amid community objections.
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Free community day celebrates Pembrokeshire hedgerows
North Pembrokeshire hosts a free day of talks, crafts and foraging walks to highlight hedgerow heritage and biodiversity.
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Aldi named UK’s cheapest supermarket for 11th month
Aldi tops Which? price test, beating rivals as a basket of 93 items costs £159.48, £64 cheaper than Waitrose.
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