Wrexham Council urged to overhaul contaminated land checks
Independent Group tables motion to revamp monitoring of historic waste sites after BBC documentary, seeking transparency, funding and joint action.
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Changing the image of public transport could cut Wales’s road congestion
Professor Stuart Cole argues that rebranding buses and improving service quality are essential to easing traffic jams and pollution across Welsh cities.
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Fury and White cast doubt on Joshua showdown in Cardiff
Negotiations stall as Fury and UFC boss question Eddie Hearn’s commitment to the December heavyweight clash.
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Community truck gathering raises £3,000 for Cardigan Cancer Care
A weekend of engines and generosity at The Shed Mwnt lifted £3,000 for local cancer support, highlighting rural solidarity.
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Nominations open for Gwobr Dewi Sant, Wales’ top civic honour
The First Minister invites the public to nominate individuals, groups or organisations for the newly‑named Gwobr Dewi Sant, with 11 categories and a ceremony slated for June 2027.
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North Wales care workers urged to enter Markel awards
The awards, which span the whole of the United Kingdom, aim to spotlight individuals and organisations that deliver vital health and social‑care services without profit motive.
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Mold firefighters free terrier trapped in recliner
Fire crew in Mold rescued a border terrier stuck in a recliner, re‑assembling the chair and offering safety advice to the grateful owners.
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Park and ride returns for Brecon Beacons Food Festival
Free bus service from Cattle Market to Brecon Market Hall on 3 October, with £3 donations supporting Accessibility Powys, aims to ease parking and boost festival accessibility.
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Black Mountains College celebrates first Sustainable Futures graduates
Six students receive inaugural Sustainable Futures degrees, launching community‑focused projects and a £40,000 graduate fund in Mid Wales.
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Powys councillor storms out over £440,000 school payment dispute
A senior Powys Conservative walks out of cabinet after being barred from questioning a £440,000 payment to Crickhowell High School, raising constitutional concerns.
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