No trains west of Carmarthen as severe weather hits Sunday rail
Replacement buses serve Pembrokeshire branches as Manorbier road issues compound scheduled engineering closures and severe weather warnings.
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Ospreys thrash Dragons 31-14 in St Helen’s return
Reuben Morgan-Williams scored twice as Ospreys dominated a storm-swept URC clash, marking their successful return to the redeveloped Swansea stadium.
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Storm Boelo: Flood warnings issued across Wales
NRW issues four flood warnings as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain and strong winds, disrupting transport and posing risks to coastal areas.
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Mid Wales Secures £13.1m for 2027/28 Transport Upgrades
Ceredigion and Powys will receive £13.1m for road, cycling, and bus improvements as the Regional Transport Plan enters its next phase.
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Storm Austen hits UK with 80mph winds and power cuts
Storm Austen caused major disruption across the UK, with 84mph gusts in Jersey and thousands of homes without power as Boelo approaches.
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NWS confirms no tornado in San Clemente storm
Severe thunderstorm winds exceeded 58 mph in San Clemente, uprooting trees. NWS meteorologists confirmed straight-line wind damage, ruling out a tornado.
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Pembrokeshire wellbeing centre wins approval for new assembly building
Urdd Gobaith Cymru’s Felindre Farchog centre will replace a dilapidated shed with a modern facility featuring a planetarium and expanded dining capacity.
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Man Utd draw up five-man shortlist to replace Carrick
Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann are among the candidates as Manchester United finalise their search for a new head coach following a poor start.
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Sunderland held by Lech Poznan in Europa League draw
Sunderland’s dominance was punished as Martin Bengtsson equalised for Lech Poznan, ending the Black Cats’ winning run in Europe.
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Harry Brook’s record ODI ton wasted as Sri Lanka stun England
Sri Lanka chased 430 to beat England in Rawalpindi, leaving Harry Brook’s fastest-ever ODI double century in vain despite tactical bowling errors.
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