Ceredigion Council warns AI‑generated complaints may mislead
The new clause follows an internal review that identified a rise in complaints drafted with the assistance of generative AI tools, prompting the council to act before misinformation…
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Crickhowell High School denounces misleading closure report
The school rebuts claims of a campaign to save it, calling the Abergavenny Chronicle story inaccurate and sensationalist.
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Tenby holiday park cleared for 4G/5G mast
A 23‑metre Vodafone mast at Kiln Park in Tenby has been approved, promising stronger 4G and future 5G coverage for residents and visitors.
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Wales’ heritage sites generate £738m and 18,000 jobs
Independent research shows Wales’ historic environment delivers £107m social value, 13m visits and supports thousands of volunteers, while warning of climate and skills risks.
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Carmarthenshire launches homelessness strategy consultation
Council invites residents, landlords and support groups to shape its 2027‑31 homelessness and housing support plan before the 14 Oct deadline.
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Former apprentices buy Aberdare garage, securing its future
Former apprentices Alex Sage and Carl Adams acquire Motomec premises with Development Bank support, bolstering local jobs and expansion plans.
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Free life‑skills, English and maths classes launch in Tenby
The centre, situated beside the town library on Greenhill Avenue, provides a familiar community hub where learners can attend without travelling far.
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Senedd backs review of Wales funding formula
Finance Minister Elin Jones, who also represents Ceredigion Penfro, told the chamber on Tuesday, 6 October, that the debate was about ensuring Wales receives the funding and fiscal flexibility…
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Wales procurement reform shifts from law to real‑world impact
As Wales marks 18 months since the Procurement Act, officials stress capacity and data as the next hurdle for delivering economic and social value.
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“Hound of the Baskervilles” thrills Torch Theatre audiences
Comedic Sherlock Holmes adaptation dazzles with rapid‑fire farce and a three‑hand cast at the Torch Theatre until 17 October.
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