Roman Britain languages explored at Aberystwyth conference
International scholars gather in Aberystwyth to uncover how Celtic tongues and Latin coexisted in Roman Britain, with free public access.
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Haverfordwest station among World Cup of Stations finalists
The Welsh station is the sole representative from Wales after a community‑led makeover that saw local young people produce a series of artworks on Platform 2.
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Nomads test ‘Friday Night Lights’ to boost Welsh football crowds
Connah’s Quay Nomads launch a matchday experiment with free entry and entertainment, aiming to turn local derbies into community occasions.
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Quebec independence back on agenda after PQ election win
Parti Québécois returns to power, pledges a referendum within four years, reshaping Quebec politics amid US trade tensions.
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Pembrokeshire council delays housing policy as 945 households still unregistered
Council postpones new housing allocation to Feb 2027, yet online sites still show an Oct 2026 launch, leaving 945 high‑need households without updated guidance.
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St John Priory holds investiture at St Davids Cathedral
Civic leaders and volunteers gathered at St Davids Cathedral for a St John Priory visitation and investiture, highlighting the charity’s first‑aid work across Wales.
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Adam Price heads to Boston for AI investment talks
Welsh Minister Adam Price visits Boston to meet AI firms, discuss low‑carbon tech and speak at Harvard, aiming to attract investment and boost Wales’ tech sector.
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Pembrokeshire firms can apply for up to £1m home‑energy grants
A £7m supply‑chain fund under the Swansea Bay City Deal offers Pembrokeshire manufacturers up to £1m to produce low‑carbon home‑energy technology, with applications due 9 Nov 2026.
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Flying Start scheme reaches Pwllheli families
The move brings the Welsh Government’s flagship programme, which supports children from birth to school entry, to an area previously outside its reach.
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Tories demand no new taxes in Healey’s first Budget
Conservatives set out five tests for Chancellor John Healey, urging a tax‑free Budget and higher defence spending as City groups warn of competitive risks.
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