Late‑night sports bar licence applied for at former Cwmbran gym
Allstars (Taunton) Limited seeks permission to open a sports bar in the vacant Simply Gym unit, with extended hours on bank holidays and BST.
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Council plan for 270 homes risks key bat roost
Monmouthshire’s draft housing plan could threaten a vital Greater horseshoe bat roost, sparking objections from wildlife experts and campaigners.
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Reform leader mocked over Welsh flag comment in Senedd
Helen Jenner’s praise of the Welsh flag sparked a heated exchange with First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth, exposing stark policy divides.
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Pupils name new Coed Mawr affordable housing scheme Coed Adda
Schoolchildren from Ysgol y Garnedd chose the name Coed Adda for a ten‑home affordable development in Bangor, due to open in October 2026.
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Llandudno street shut for a week for Scottish Power works
Bodafon Street between Vaughan Street and Chantrey Passage will be closed from 19 October for up to seven days, with pedestrian access maintained and detours via Vaughan Street, The Parade and Clonmel Street.
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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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Lampeter developer ordered to replace uPVC windows, faces £58k bill
Ceredigion Council has demanded timber replacements for uPVC work in a Lampeter conservation‑area building, adding nearly £60,000 to the developer’s costs.
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Newtown A4811 closure for resurfacing on Oct 20
Powys Council will close the A4811 between David Davies Roundabout and Dulais Bridge on 20 October, with a ten‑mile diversion and HGV restrictions.
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Third Menai crossing work to restart, minister says
Deputy Transport Minister Mark Hooper announces renewed construction on a third Menai Strait crossing and a study of M4 road solutions.
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Government withholds £10m from Capita over pension delays
Capita has run the Civil Service Pension Scheme (CSPS) since 2017, handling payments for thousands of current and former civil servants across the country.
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