Trawsfynydd race set to fund South Snowdonia rescue team
A 8.6‑mile charity run around Trawsfynydd Lake on 4 April 2027 will raise vital funds for the volunteer‑run South Snowdonia Search and Rescue Team.
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Aberaeron eateries among Ceredigion finalists for Food Awards Wales
Two Aberaeron restaurants join a slate of Ceredigion nominees vying for top honours at the 10th Food Awards Wales, with winners to be announced in Swansea on 30 November.
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Câr-y-Môr secures £1.3m loan to boost sea farming jobs
Community benefit society Câr-y-Môr receives a £1.3m NFU Mutual loan, creating new roles, raising wages and expanding sustainable seaweed and seafood production in St Davids.
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New Flintshire care homes open to boost support for elderly and disabled
Two modern care facilities in Flint and Mold open, delivering integrated health and social care for older adults and people with learning disabilities.
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Knitted WWII exhibition arrives in Wrexham
An 80‑metre handcrafted display of World War Two scenes opens at St Giles Church, featuring panels made by local knitters.
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Bangor named Wales’ nightmare capital as spiders and exes top search fears
New Ableworld data shows Bangor leads Wales in nightmare‑related searches, with spiders, snakes and ex‑partners topping the list ahead of Halloween.
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Newport council spends £100m on student housing as enrolments fall
Council pushes ahead with a £100 million student accommodation scheme despite declining university numbers, sparking debate over priorities.
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Labour says 30,000 pupils still waiting for free meals
Labour accuses Plaid government of delaying free school meals for thousands, citing families in Pembrokeshire still being charged as the scheme rolls out.
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Chicken’s escape film ‘Hen’ screens at Cardigan’s Theatr Mwldan
György Pálfi’s 15‑rated chicken odyssey arrives at Theatr Mwldan on 25 October, blending dark humour with a look at greed, smuggling and the migrant crisis.
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Wales wildfire board urges landowners to plan after record season
The Wales Wildfire Board calls on farmers and landowners to adopt preventive measures following the driest July and hottest summer on record in 2026.
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