Pembrokeshire County Council approved plans for a public spa at 6-10 Main Street, Pembroke, offering saunas, hot tubs, and treatments to local visitors.
Gower College Swansea has connected four campuses with a new dark fibre network, securing digital resilience for 10,000 students and 850 staff.
Pembrokeshire County Council approved a dog daycare centre at Llanteg on November 3, limiting operations to 10 dogs and addressing badger concerns.
Work begins on 17 light industrial units at Parc Eirin, Tonyrefail, after Tŷ Rhosyn Homes secured a £4.67 million funding package from the Development Bank of Wales.
Mentera is launching Creative Contacts events in Wrexham, Carmarthen and Cardiff to shape support for Wales’ creative industries and entrepreneurs.
Welsh language consultancy Ateb celebrates its 10th anniversary, expanding from a two-person start-up to a five-person team supporting UK organisations.
St Brides Spa Hotel and Roch Castle have been named top winners at Visit Pembrokeshire’s Croeso Awards, celebrating West Wales hospitality excellence.
The proposals aim to cement Swansea’s role as a regional transport hub, giving residents easier access to jobs, education, healthcare and leisure while linking the city.
Researchers decoded a 400-year-old brass lock from the Ann Francis shipwreck using CT scans, revealing the combination ANCE and solving a historical mystery.
Ms Reeves, who lost her post when Andy Burnham became Prime Minister, published an article in The Sunday Times blaming Brexit for making the UK “poorer, weaker and…
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