Wales average house price hits £258,000 as market gains momentum
Wales’ average home price rises to £258,000 in Q2 2026, with strong growth in North Wales and widening regional affordability gaps.
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Ysgol Bro Preseli hosts open evening for families in Crymych
The Welsh‑medium school’s secondary campus opens its doors on Monday, offering tours, staff talks and showcases of sport and arts programmes.
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Bargoed, Caerphilly, Falcons and Bedwas top Welsh rugby tables
Bargoed, Caerphilly, Abertysswg Falcons and Bedwas Athletic lead their divisions after weekend fixtures, shaping the race for promotion.
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New Dean Paul Mackness vows inclusive future for St Davids Cathedral
Dean Paul Mackness outlines a welcoming vision for St Davids Cathedral while confronting £25 million restoration needs.
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Eagles DB and Cowboys Cheerleader Defy Rivalry
A Dallas cheerleader and Philadelphia defensive back navigate love across the NFL divide, facing their first test in a Monday Night showdown.
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Haverfordwest to unveil 25ft Christmas tree in Castle Square
Haverfordwest council approves a 25ft tree and new wireless lighting system for Castle Square, with £4,235 allocated for switches and timers.
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Hywel Dda launches e-Obs to spot deteriorating patients
New electronic observations system at Glangwili Hospital aims to boost patient safety and cut admin time across Hywel Dda.
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Pembrokeshire house prices jump 11.5% as Ceredigion falls
Pembrokeshire records fourth‑fastest annual price rise in Wales while Ceredigion suffers the steepest drop, highlighting widening regional disparities.
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Bluestone appoints Rebecca Rigby as Managing Director
Bluestone reshuffles its senior team, naming Rebecca Rigby Managing Director and adding Giles McNamara to the board to drive future growth.
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Cardigan to get community climbing centre by 2027
Fundraising launched for Y Wal project to bring indoor climbing to north Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion, aiming for a 2027 opening.
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