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Cardiff and Vale College marks structural completion of its Barry Waterfront and Advanced Technology campuses, the first net‑zero further‑education sites in Wales.

Nicola Prygodzicz announces early retirement, ending a 35‑year NHS career as chief executive of the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.

Reform UK Senedd member Cai Parry‑Jones faces scrutiny after claiming £569 for a week‑long hotel stay in Cardiff, adding to a string of cost‑related controversies.

Independent press Lucent Dreaming seeks public support to fill a £3,300 shortfall, with 88% of the target already pledged, to ensure upcoming titles reach readers.

Recruit 121 marks a decade with a new name, expanding into finance, technology and executive recruitment across Wales.

Trains were reintroduced to Aberdare in 1988, but the stretch beyond the town has remained closed to passengers ever since. Although the track continued to carry coal, the…

Soul‑pop legends The Christians will return to Acapela Studio in Pentyrch for a second intimate concert following a rapid sell‑out of the first night.

South Pembrokeshire Rail Action Group urges Transport for Wales to add services for Ironman Wales and other high‑traffic events, citing congestion relief.

Cardiff council has approved a nine‑bedroom HMO conversion of the former Red Balloon Nursery in Llandeyrn, sparking protest from residents and two councillors over traffic, overdevelopment and loss of community space.

Engineering works on 17‑18 October will close the Cardiff‑Bridgend line, forcing diversions via Barry and earlier departures, prompting travellers to check connections.