Guile family and young rugby star honoured at Child of Wales Awards
Pembrokeshire foster parents and a wheelchair‑using sports enthusiast were celebrated at the fifth Child of Wales Awards in Swansea.
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Active Playgrounds boost activity for 10,000 Welsh pupils
London Marathon Foundation expands Active Playgrounds scheme, helping over 10,000 children in England and Wales increase daily movement.
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Elfyn Evans becomes Wales’s first World Rally champion
Dolgellau driver Elfyn Evans clinches the World Rally Championship after a dramatic Power Stage showdown in Sardinia, ending a decade of near‑misses.
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Wrexham charity TCC named finalist for Welsh Charity Awards
Together Creating Communities reaches the final of the Most Influential Small Organisation
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Campaigners demand ban on cage breeding of game birds in Wales
Activists lock themselves in cages outside Plaid Cymru conference to highlight suffering of pheasants and partridges, urging Welsh government to outlaw the practice.
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Wrexham couple links dog’s rare heart tumour to contaminated land
A grieving couple urges a review of pet health data after their dog’s death, citing possible links to historic chemical dumping near Cefn Aqueduct.
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Cheapest fuel spots in Wrexham and Flintshire revealed
The National Wales surveyed forecourts across the two counties and identified a handful of sites where the pump price fell below the regional average, a difference that can…
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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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Paul Davies says football wins over Cymru name row
Conservative MP Paul Davies prioritises national team success over the debate on adopting “Cymru” as Wales’ official football name, as the FAW faces pressure to seek FIFA and UEFA recognition.
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