St David’s Hospice wins Wales’ first Gold Standards end‑of‑life care award
The national accolade recognises the hospice’s consistent delivery of person‑centred care that respects patients’ wishes and supports families throughout the dying process.
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Mobile speed cameras deployed across Gwynedd and Anglesey this week
Go Safe lists this week’s mobile speed‑camera sites in Gwynedd and Anglesey, highlighting penalties and education options for drivers caught speeding.
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Llanddwyn Beach access road to close for essential works
Main road to Newborough Forest and Llanddwyn Beach shut from 5‑16 Oct for safety works; council apologises for disruption.
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New owners revamp Saint Brides Inn while keeping tradition
Tamitha, Kevin and Niamh take over the Little Haven pub, introducing fresh dishes, live music and community events while honouring the decades‑long family legacy.
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Judge slams case handling as jury sworn for Kershaw trial
Swansea Crown Court judge condemns earlier “sloppiness and disinterest” while a jury is sworn for the sexual offences trial of James Kershaw, remanded in custody.
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Elfyn Evans becomes Wales’s first World Rally champion
Dolgellau driver Elfyn Evans clinches the World Rally Championship after a dramatic Power Stage showdown in Sardinia, ending a decade of near‑misses.
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Owner quits after 14 years to launch Wild Garden Kinsham coffee shop
Rebecca Weaver leaves teaching to open a café and wellness retreat at Wild Garden Kinsham, creating jobs and partnering with local suppliers under strict council conditions.
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Mid Wales rail cancellations hit commuters on Shrewsbury‑Aberystwyth line
Transport for Wales suspends services on the Shrewsbury‑Aberystwyth line due to a surge in train repairs, prompting bus replacements.
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Man in critical care misses court appearance in Milford Haven
A 27‑year‑old was unable to attend a magistrates hearing after being hospitalised, leading to an adjournment of his case.
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Fishguard man remanded on assault and strangulation charges
Peter Bromley, 51, appears via video link at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court, denied three serious offences and remains in custody pending trial.
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