Pembrokeshire Council adds Years 7‑8 to free school meals
From 2 November, pupils in Years 7 and 8 whose families receive Universal Credit will receive up to £3 a day via cashless cards, with applications now open.
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Rescue dog Nala finds home after 400 days
After 400 days in Newport’s RSPCA centre, terrier‑cross Nala is adopted by a Gloucestershire family, highlighting the impact of patient rescue and adoption efforts.
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Cardiff & Vale College tops out £119m net‑zero campuses
Cardiff and Vale College marks structural completion of its Barry Waterfront and Advanced Technology campuses, the first net‑zero further‑education sites in Wales.
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Defi Fet Scholarship awarded to Beca Keen for Welsh‑medium veterinary study
Beca Lois Keen, 21, wins the Defi Fet Scholarship to study veterinary science at Aberystwyth University, supporting Welsh‑language professionals in rural Wales.
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Dyslexic entrepreneur Steph Hind leads AI benefits firm Heka
Steph Hind, diagnosed with dyslexia at five, co‑founded Heka and now runs a multi‑million pound AI benefits business, urging support for neurodiverse talent.
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Pembrokeshire council may scrap plan to strip Ysgol Cilgerran of religious status
Council faces a pivotal vote on Ysgol Cilgerran’s voluntary‑controlled status after overwhelming public opposition and legal concerns.
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Classic Cottages acquires St Davids Escapes, adds 80 properties
With the acquisition, Classic Cottages’ UK portfolio rises to roughly 1,500 holiday homes, strengthening its presence in Wales. St Davids Escapes has built a reputation for marketing cottages across…
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North Pembrokeshire salt store reinstated to boost winter gritting
The council‑owned tip sits on the B4332 between Eglwyswrw and Boncath, a short distance from the A478 that links Crymych with Cardigan. Its purpose is to let gritting…
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Pembrokeshire schools get £60m ALN boost
Deputy leader Paul Miller welcomes extra £60m for Additional Learning Needs, a short‑term cash injection for Pembrokeshire pupils.
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Cabinet to review Ysgol Bro Epynt opening date
Powys Council will consider delaying the new Welsh‑medium school’s launch to September 2028 to address construction challenges.
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