By contrast, the number of compliments rose modestly, increasing from 219 to 231 over the same period. Council data show that 81 percent of Stage 2 corporate complaints were resolved…

YouGov poll reveals two‑thirds of Welsh adults view Nigel Farage unfavourably, while Reform UK remains seen as a main party by half of respondents.

Residents near Upper Tumble raise noise, dust and traffic concerns over a proposed concrete plant, prompting a council review of the planning application.

Council leaders and partners lobby the Welsh Government for a coordinated plan to boost resilience and growth in the borderlands.

Pembrokeshire County Council rejected a challenge to its new vehicle‑registration access system, paving the way for phased rollout at six waste sites.

Official data shows a 32.5% drop in Pembrokeshire pubs over 15 years, outpacing the Welsh average and prompting calls for rate reforms.

The UK accelerates a Home Defence Programme, updating War Books and planning a 2027 exercise, while neighbours expand conscription and total defence.

Long‑serving Labour councillor Joshua Beynon steps down, citing abuse and rising online hostility in public life.

Pembrokeshire Council approves lease for a major high‑street retailer in Haverfordwest, clearing a key hurdle for the Riverside Shopping Centre redevelopment.

Gwynedd Council’s workforce shrank to 5,794 in 2025/26, highlighting gender balance, ageing staff and rising sickness amid fiscal strain.