Pembrokeshire Council pushes back housing policy launch to 2027
Pembrokeshire County Council delays its new social housing allocation policy until February 2027, extending the re‑application window for thousands of households.
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Corestone Talent rebrands after ten years
Recruit 121 marks a decade with a new name, expanding into finance, technology and executive recruitment across Wales.
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The Christians add second Pentyrch show after sell‑out
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.
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Haverfordwest station among World Cup of Stations finalists
The Welsh station is the sole representative from Wales after a community‑led makeover that saw local young people produce a series of artworks on Platform 2.
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Tenby calls for extra trains for major events
South Pembrokeshire Rail Action Group urges Transport for Wales to add services for Ironman Wales and other high‑traffic events, citing congestion relief.
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Controversial HMO conversion approved despite local opposition
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.
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Ceri Richards works to go under hammer in online auction
Seven of the Welsh modernist’s paintings, including a Debussy‑inspired canvas, will be auctioned online with estimates up to £12,000.
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Newport council eyes £102m Civic Centre overhaul
Newport City Council weighs relocation as an independent review flags up to £102m needed for Civic Centre repairs.
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Welsh National Opera celebrates eight decades of song
From its miner‑son founder Idloes Owen’s 1944 rehearsal to global tours and community programmes, the company blends classic repertoire with modern themes.
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Cardiff University research cuts threaten Russell Group status
Staff warn that halving research time could reduce Cardiff’s standing as a Russell Group university, sparking unrest among academics.
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