Llanidloes town centre road closed evenings for resurfacing
The closure affects the C2020 stretch that runs from Market Square to the western end of Short Bridge, a key artery through the town centre. Motorists are being…
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Welshpool council approves £83k Pride in Place town‑centre revamp
Council green‑lights an £83,000 scheme to upgrade streets, lighting and visitor facilities across Welshpool, with work slated for 2026‑27.
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Rhos‑on‑Sea Elwy Road shut for two weeks from 12 Oct
Elwy Road between Rhos Road and Church House will close for essential works, with diversions via Church Road and Llandudno Road.
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Holywell listed building set for café conversion
Planning application aims to turn a vacant Grade II listed former butcher’s shop in Holywell into a new café, preserving historic features while revitalising the town centre.
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St Florence village granted planning permission for five new homes
Urban Style Homes Ltd, acting through Philippa Cole Planning Consultant, submitted the application to build five detached houses on the site fronting Bumblers Field on the village’s High Street.
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Tory MS questions Welsh‑medium school language policy
A Conservative MS sparks debate after asking a governor if Welsh‑medium pupils learn English, amid transport woes following Ysgol Dyffryn Conwy’s shift to Welsh‑only teaching.
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Pembrokeshire offers up to ÂŁ15,000 for community projects
Council opens a £142,000 grant round to help local groups counter second‑home impacts, with applications due by 30 October.
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Folly Farm submits plans to replace Highcroft house with three holiday bungalows
Folly Farm Adventure Park seeks council approval to demolish Highcroft and build three new holiday lets, sparking local debate.
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Carmarthenshire Council to demolish former Wilko site in Carmarthen
The move follows a council‑led review that concluded the derelict structure had reached the end of its usable life and that refurbishment would not represent value for money.
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Paul Davies urges Welsh Government to act on West Wales health services
Senedd member questions the threshold for intervention as Hywel Dda health board remains at Level 4, sparking debate over hospital reconfigurations.
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