Smart vehicles could power future Welsh cities, study finds
New Cardiff Met research shows how connected cars can become resources for traffic, safety and energy in smart cities.
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Welsh Chapter of British‑Irish Chamber Launched to Boost Ireland Trade
A new Welsh Chapter of the British‑Irish Chamber of Commerce aims to deepen trade, investment and partnership opportunities between Wales and Ireland.
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Aldi teams up with Deliveroo for new grocery delivery service
Aldi launches an on‑demand delivery pilot with Deliveroo in eight towns, offering around 2,000 products and promising a wider rollout by 2027.
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Journalist swaps newsroom for farm glamping venture in North Wales
Ex‑journalist Kelly Williams launches luxury glamping pods on a Conwy‑Denbighshire farm after a three‑year planning battle.
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Flintshire’s last public toilets face closure as transfer stalls
Flintshire Council’s plan to hand over three public toilets to local councils stalls over lease disputes and land‑ownership issues, risking permanent closures.
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Council to tighten monitoring of historic waste sites after documentary
Wrexham Council backs motion to boost surveillance of former industrial sites, amid resident concerns and calls for individual investigations.
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Powys pays £61,592 in pothole claims as Wales spends £30m on repairs
Powys Council’s payout highlights the wider £30 million spent by Welsh councils on pothole repairs and the growing strain on drivers.
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Councillors unite behind RNLI after volunteer abuse
The motion, presented by Liberal Democrat opposition leader Cllr Chris Holley at the full council meeting, praised the Mumbles lifeboat crew’s long service and condemned the recent abuse.
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Lidl to create up to 40 jobs with new Newport store
Lidl announces up to 40 new roles at its Glan Llyn supermarket, opening February 2027, with competitive pay and expanded benefits for local applicants.
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Cotton balls with essential oils to deter spiders this autumn
Pest experts recommend soaking cotton wool in peppermint, lavender or thyme oil and placing them in corners to keep eight‑legged visitors at bay this autumn.
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