Welsh Government’s winter flood plan criticised as insufficient
Reform MS Laura Anne Jones says the Welsh Government’s winter flood preparations fall short, sparking debate over funding and coordination.
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Welsh mum turns grief into Luna’s Light charity
Philippa Atkins creates Luna’s Light CIC to teach children grief literacy after losing baby Luna, offering books and programmes across Wales.
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Flying Start cuts care entry for Welsh children
New study shows children in Flying Start areas are over 40% less likely to enter care, with biggest gains for those of younger mothers.
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New Swansea mural celebrates Welsh women and music
A vibrant mural by Zoë Power on Swansea Arena honours Welsh women, language and music, adding colour to the city’s Muriau Mawr trail.
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Welsh firms win Defence Employer Gold Awards
Eight Welsh organisations recognised for outstanding support to the Armed Forces at a ceremony in Cardiff.
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SNP to launch biggest independence campaign since 2014
The SNP unveils the Choose Scotland campaign, its largest pro‑independence push to date, ahead of a national day of action.
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Cardiff researcher to lead study on behaviour and disease spread
New Cardiff University programme will examine how public trust and social behaviour affect respiratory virus transmission, feeding into future epidemic models.
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Uptake of free school meals falls among poorest families
New evaluation shows lower‑income families using fewer school lunches despite financial benefits, raising concerns over choice and taste.
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Pembrokeshire wellness retreat approved after scaled‑down plan
Revised plan for a rural wellness centre at Trewallter Llwyd gains planning permission, dropping domes and focusing on existing farm building.
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Gwynedd firm warns of £1.5m fuel bill as MPs push for relief
Harlech Foodservice faces a 50% rise in diesel costs, prompting Plaid Cymru MPs to demand extension of rural fuel duty relief to Wales.
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