Tenby 4G/5G mast bid refused by national park
Mobile Broadband Network Limited, a joint venture between EE Limited and H3G ‘Three’, had sought to replace equipment currently perched on the roof of The Park Hotel, North Cliff.
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Scabies outbreak forces visitor ban at Prince Philip Hospital
Hywel Dda Health Board restricts visitors and launches deep cleaning as a scabies outbreak spreads across Prince Philip Hospital.
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Carmarthenshire Council to demolish former Wilko site in Carmarthen
The move follows a council‑led review that concluded the derelict structure had reached the end of its usable life and that refurbishment would not represent value for money.
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Lloyds opens all‑electric Cardiff office for 2,500 staff
The purpose‑built building replaces traditional heating with air‑source heat pumps, a move the Group says will cut around 422 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year.
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Paul Davies urges Welsh Government to act on West Wales health services
Senedd member questions the threshold for intervention as Hywel Dda health board remains at Level 4, sparking debate over hospital reconfigurations.
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Women’s urinals win over Dragons’ Den, founders turn down deal
Amber Probyn and Hazel McShane showcase Peequal at Dragons’ Den, reject a high‑equity offer and aim to revolutionise festival facilities for women.
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Industry leaders map Wales’ skills roadmap at Aberthaw
Senior figures convene to outline how Wales can develop, retain and attract talent for a competitive economy over the next five years.
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Michael Sheen joins Celebrity Traitors as show returns
Michael Sheen, the Newport‑born actor, enters the revived Celebrity Traitors, testing his wits in a Scottish castle for charity.
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Torfaen council earmarks £50k for wildfire land repairs
At the council’s September meeting, Labour leader Cllr Anthony Hunt confirmed the funding will be earmarked for reinstating those watercourses, with works slated to begin in October. Independent…
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UK drivers may claim millions from car delivery charge settlement
Drivers who bought new cars between 2006 and 2015 could receive payouts after a £55.87m scheme is approved, while thefts of keyless cars rise.
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