Cardiff Airport tops UK for lowest flight delays
AirAdvisor data shows only 3.6% of Cardiff departures were over an hour late, beating Heathrow and all major UK airports in punctuality.
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Saundersfoot road layout revised after community feedback
Pembrokeshire County Council amends Saundersfoot’s active travel scheme following resident concerns over disabled parking and traffic flow.
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Cardiff Half Marathon seeks new headline sponsor for 2027
The opportunity offers a standout platform for businesses looking to align with a high-profile event. With a massive audience of 100,000 runners and supporters descending on Cardiff each…
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Vic Partridge Quintet impresses at Tenby Jazz Sunday lunch
The final Clarence House Hotel concert sees the Vic Partridge Quintet deliver a memorable set as Tenby Jazz seeks a new venue.
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Free heart screenings return to Aberaeron this Halloween
Calon Hearts offers free cardiac checks for 15‑26‑year‑olds in Aberaeron on 31 Oct, honoring two young runners who died after half‑marathons.
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Wales average house price hits £258,000 as market gains momentum
Wales’ average home price rises to £258,000 in Q2 2026, with strong growth in North Wales and widening regional affordability gaps.
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Bluestone appoints Rebecca Rigby as Managing Director
Bluestone reshuffles its senior team, naming Rebecca Rigby Managing Director and adding Giles McNamara to the board to drive future growth.
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Why Is Wales Called Wales? The Real Origin
Wales’ landscape reads like a living lexicon, with two millennia of linguistic layers etched into every hill, river and settlement. From the Celtic roots of ancient forts to the Norse echoes of Viking explorers, the country’s place names reveal a tapestry of cultures that have shaped the nation’s identity. Understanding these names offers insight not…
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Newport draw 1-1 with York after Etete debut
Substitute Kion Etete scores with his first touch as Newport salvage a point against ten‑man York City at Rodney Parade.
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What is Wales’ national anthem?
Explore the 1856 birth of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, its rise to sporting fame and why modern artists and athletes still cherish the song.
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