New access road approved for Sarnau Mansion despite heritage concerns
Carmarthenshire councillors back a shorter access road to the Georgian Sarnau Mansion, overruling heritage officers who warned it would alter the historic setting.
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Llanidloes town centre road closed evenings for resurfacing
The closure affects the C2020 stretch that runs from Market Square to the western end of Short Bridge, a key artery through the town centre. Motorists are being…
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Welshpool council approves £83k Pride in Place town‑centre revamp
Council green‑lights an £83,000 scheme to upgrade streets, lighting and visitor facilities across Welshpool, with work slated for 2026‑27.
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£557m dormant cash: how to claim forgotten money
Over £557m sits in dormant accounts and £97m in Premium Bond prizes. Find out how households can reclaim lost savings and boost finances.
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Wales to raise idling fines to £150 to curb pollution
The Welsh Government has lifted the fixed penalty for stationary idling from the current £20 to a band of £75‑£150, a move aimed at curbing air and noise…
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Hundreds rally in Knighton over threatened hospital cuts
Over 100 residents gathered in Knighton to protest Powys Teaching Health Board’s plan to keep Panpwnton Ward closed, sparking calls for Welsh Government action.
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Hedgerow removal plan near Peterstone sparks environmental concerns
Prosser’s bid to clear 1.3km of hedge by Broadstreet Common raises objections over wildlife impact and flood risk.
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M4 eastbound snarls see 35‑minute delays beyond Prince of Wales Bridge
Drivers on the M4 eastbound between junctions 22 and 19 face up to 35‑minute delays as traffic crawls at 10mph, with the cause still unclear.
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Drought raises risk of structural movement in Welsh homes
Property Care Association warns that prolonged dry weather could cause clay soils to shift, prompting cracks and movement in homes across Wales.
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Hamza Yassin launches Wales‑wide rainforest photography contest for children
Children across Wales are invited to capture native rainforests in a new competition backed by Hamza Yassin, Aviva and The Wildlife Trusts, with a masterclass prize from photographer Jamie Smart.
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