Pembrokeshire council may drop plan to strip Ysgol Cilgerran’s faith status
Council officers recommend abandoning the proposal to change Ysgol Cilgerran’s voluntary‑controlled status amid legal concerns and strong community opposition.
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Bella Kerr and Caroline Humphreys to speak at Newport
Art Friends Gwent hosts a talk on contemporary visual art with Bella Kerr and Caroline Humphreys at the historic Lysaght Institute on 22 October.
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Rescue dog Nala finds home after 400 days
After 400 days in Newport’s RSPCA centre, terrier‑cross Nala is adopted by a Gloucestershire family, highlighting the impact of patient rescue and adoption efforts.
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Pembrokeshire council may scrap plan to strip Ysgol Cilgerran of religious status
Council faces a pivotal vote on Ysgol Cilgerran’s voluntary‑controlled status after overwhelming public opposition and legal concerns.
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Pembrokeshire schools get £60m ALN boost
Deputy leader Paul Miller welcomes extra £60m for Additional Learning Needs, a short‑term cash injection for Pembrokeshire pupils.
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Anti‑radar campaigners demand debate with Pembrokeshire MP
Campaign group PARC Against DARC accuses Henry Tufnell of “getting into bed with Trump” and calls for a public showdown over the US radar plan.
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Reform UK MS claims £569 Cardiff hotel expense
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.
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Pembrokeshire, Gower and Anglesey in UK’s top October beaches
New research by Away Resorts places Pembrokeshire, the Gower Peninsula and Anglesey among the UK’s 20 best seaside spots for an October break, highlighting sunshine, mild sea temperatures and a range of indoor attractions.
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Welsh publisher launches £3,300 appeal to keep books on track
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.
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New Men’s Shed opens at Cae Felin to boost wellbeing
A Swansea Council grant funds a Men’s Shed at Cae Felin, offering NHS staff and community men practical projects and mental‑health support.
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