New chair leads Powys health and care partnership
Rhiannon Beaumont‑Wood, currently vice‑chair of Powys Teaching Health Board, was formally endorsed as chair at a board meeting on 23 September.
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Aberystwyth Town Council rejects private garden donation
Council turns down a public offer to restore Castle Gardens, citing event use and ongoing Transforming Towns improvements worth £96,000.
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World’s deepest underground rave set for Gwynedd slate mine
A limited group will descend 1,375ft into Cwmorthin mine on 15 Oct for a record‑breaking underground rave featuring DJ Roni Size.
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NFU Cymru joins Plaid Cymru at Llandudno autumn conference
NFU Cymru met Plaid Cymru leaders in Llandudno, discussing farming policy, disease control and trade standards.
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New guide sent to 200 Welsh schools to boost food and drink careers
Over 200 secondary schools receive a Welsh Government guide outlining pathways into the food and drink sector, from engineering to hospitality.
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Test shows Newport’s £1.8bn M4 alternative adds 57% travel time
The test was carried out on a Wednesday morning by a regular Cardiff‑Newport commuter who normally reaches the Argus office off Junction 24 of the M4 in about half…
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Cardiff Archbishop gifts £10,000 to St Anne’s Hospice
Archbishop Peter Smith presented a £10,000 cheque to St Anne’s Hospice in 2006, highlighting the vital role of charitable funding for hospice care.
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Dolly Parton sings Welsh version of “Jolene”
New bilingual release with Bronwen Lewis and Jada Star drops on 9 Oct, marking Parton’s second posthumous single.
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Drakeford urges abolition of Wales Office after 25 years of devolution
First Minister Mark Drakeford says it’s time to scrap the Wales Office, citing decades of devolution and existing evidence for further powers transfer.
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Students learn traditional crafts restoring Strata Florida stables
Apprentices gain hands‑on experience in stonemasonry, carpentry and lime‑work while restoring a medieval stable block at Strata Florida Abbey.
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