Powys council to let full chamber decide school closures
Powys County Council votes to give all 68 councillors a say on future school closures, ending cabinet‑only decisions.
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Search begins for Powys council chief finance officer
Thomas currently holds the dual position of director of corporate services and section 151 officer, a combination that the council may split as part of the new appointment. The…
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Anglesey approves trial trenches for solar farm cable route
Council green‑lights targeted archaeological trenches along a 2.5km underground cable route for Parc Solar Traffwll, balancing heritage concerns with renewable energy plans.
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Roman coins link Pembrokeshire fort to ancient Welsh legend
New Roman coins found near Frenni Fawr give fresh weight to the Macsen Wledig legend, reshaping understanding of Roman activity in west Wales.
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Pembrokeshire Council urges dog boarders to secure licence
Council reminds home‑boarders and owners that a licence is required for paid dog care, outlining standards and contact details for compliance.
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Burnham urges MPs to back closer EU ties
Andy Burnham tells MPs a new EU deal is essential, warning that inaction would be a dereliction of duty amid concerns over Russian interference and economic growth.
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The Christians add second Pentyrch show after sell‑out
Soul‑pop legends The Christians will return to Acapela Studio in Pentyrch for a second intimate concert following a rapid sell‑out of the first night.
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Charlotte Church’s Dreaming centre adds final retreat before pause
The Dreaming announces a last‑minute WITCH retreat and an indefinite pause from Dec 2026, after hosting over 3,000 guests since 2023.
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Welsh child payment held up by UK Treasury tax rules
Deputy First Minister says scheme cannot launch until Westminster grants benefit and tax exemptions, sparking debate in Senedd.
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Trawsfynydd handover sparks 100‑plus jobs in North Wales
Costain takes control of Trawsfynydd reactor buildings, launching a phase that promises over 100 jobs, apprenticeships and supply‑chain growth across North Wales.
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