Baked beans on toast price spikes 33% as cheapest own‑brand tins hit 27p
Updraft research shows beans on toast up 33% in a decade, with Morrisons, Aldi and Lidl offering the cheapest own‑brand tins at 27p, while weekly grocery bills soar.
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Powys Council delays Finance Panel scrapping
The decision was taken at the Democratic Services Committee meeting on Friday 25 September, where councillors were handed a report on the recommendation ahead of a full council…
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Monmouthshire Council revamps pothole repairs after 4,300 reports
The council will appoint two highway inspectors, fund extra repair teams and buy a £60,000 Bobcat loader as part of a £3.6m three‑year pothole programme, with new durable materials to cut repeat fixes.
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A40 speed limit cut to 40mph proposed for Crickhowell
Welsh Government proposes 40mph buffer zones on the A40 around Crickhowell, sparking local debate ahead of a 14‑day consultation.
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New wellness café and club opens at Celtic Manor Resort
LLL WELL Café and Wellness Club launches at Newport’s Celtic Manor, offering ice baths, infrared sauna and functional food for guests and locals.
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Wayne and Coleen Rooney summit Snowdon on rare weekend
Football legend Wayne Rooney and wife Coleen share their summit of Snowdon, sparking interest ahead of their new documentary “The Real Rooneys”.
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Welsh Government and councils renew Strategic Partnership
Welsh Government and WLGA sign a refreshed partnership pledging fair funding, reduced bureaucracy and new commitments for Welsh‑speaking communities and health equity.
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Adoption Mid and West Wales launches new brand and website
Regional adoption service unveils fresh identity and online hub to support children, adopters and birth families across Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Powys.
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Home reading service tackles loneliness in Torfaen
Torfaen Libraries’ ‘Read to Me at Home’ pairs volunteers with housebound residents, delivering books and companionship.
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Tenby Sea Cadets awarded Freedom of the Town
The historic ceremony on 27 September honoured the cadet unit’s 75‑year service, linking youth training with Tenby’s maritime heritage.
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