Cheese maker denies six river pollution charges
The company appeared before Llanelli Magistrates’ Court on Thursday 8 October, where it entered a plea of not guilty to all six charges and elected a summary trial.
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Costain begins next phase of Trawsfynydd nuclear decommissioning
Costain takes over reactor building work at Trawsfynydd, launching a four‑year, £70m programme that will cut structures from 54m to 25m and boost local jobs.
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Aberystwyth leads UK‑Ukraine geothermal pilot
Aberystwyth University and partners launch a geothermal pilot in Solotvyno, aiming to fast‑track Ukraine’s clean energy rebuild.
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Pembrokeshire set for brighter spell as rain eases
Met Office predicts milder temps and more sunshine for Pembrokeshire later this week, though showers will linger.
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Grass snake glides along River Dee in Connah’s Quay
Amateur wildlife videographer Matty Roberts captured the reptile as it moved confidently through the shallow water, later posting the footage on social media.
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Climate‑change drama The Woman on the Hill heads to Aberporth
Mercury Theatre brings The Woman on the Hill to Aberporth Village Hall, spotlighting coastal climate challenges and community resilience.
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Wales to raise idling fines to ÂŁ150 to curb pollution
The Welsh Government has lifted the fixed penalty for stationary idling from the current ÂŁ20 to a band of ÂŁ75‑£150, a move aimed at curbing air and noise…
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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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Pink sea fans on display at Goodwick marine centre
Four vulnerable pink sea fans arrive at Sea Trust’s Ocean Lab, highlighting Pembrokeshire’s marine conservation challenges and recovery efforts.
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Flood‑prone Welsh farmhouse sells for record £300,000
A period farmhouse in Llandrinio fetched ÂŁ300,000 at a record auction, highlighting strong demand for rural Welsh properties despite flood risks.
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