Politics

The five‑star caravan site, situated at Morfa’r Garreg on the outskirts of Pwllheli, submitted a full application on 1 October that includes steel‑pile foundations for the structure.

Local charities gather in Narberth to meet national and regional funders, seeking guidance and support as competition for limited grant money intensifies across Pembrokeshire.

Environmental health officers report that every restaurant, café and takeaway inspected in Conwy in September received a five‑star rating, reflecting strict compliance with food safety standards.

The service, which supports children and young people from birth to 18 with speech, language and communication needs, currently cares for around 90 families at any one time.

A decades‑old border sign near Chirk has been taken down following a vehicle collision, prompting a call for restoration funds and a skilled blacksmith.

A new mural in Templeton School hall, created with pupil input, highlights community, nature and Welsh culture, marking a vibrant addition to Pembrokeshire education.

Ceredigion Council reviews a 1.5km boardwalk proposal for Taliesin Common Land, with a decision due by 10 November.

The Senedd votes for enhanced fiscal flexibilities, a Barnett formula review and confirms £14bn railway funding, marking a cross‑party push for fairer funding for Wales.

Glascoed Lane will be shut from 10 am to 5 pm on 14 October while crews carry out pole‑setting operations, with a signed diversion directing traffic via Jerusalem Lane, The Highway,…

The decision, taken at the cabinet meeting on 5 October, moves the proposal a step closer to completion after months of debate over running costs and long‑term control.