Black Mountains College celebrates first Sustainable Futures graduates
Six students receive inaugural Sustainable Futures degrees, launching community‑focused projects and a £40,000 graduate fund in Mid Wales.
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Powys councillor storms out over £440,000 school payment dispute
A senior Powys Conservative walks out of cabinet after being barred from questioning a £440,000 payment to Crickhowell High School, raising constitutional concerns.
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Newport’s £105m college campus set to break ground next summer
Coleg Gwent unveils a firm timetable for its new city‑centre campus, aiming for a 2029 opening that could bring 2,000 daily learners to Newport.
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Tractor rally raises £1,100 for Breast Cancer Now in Pembrokeshire
Vintage tractor run through South West Pembrokeshire raises £1,100 for Breast Cancer Now, highlighting men’s breast‑cancer awareness and community spirit.
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Five rescue dogs await forever homes in Wales
Many Tears Rescue highlights five dogs – Sophie, Opal, Narla, Julius and Orange – each with unique needs, urging local families to consider adoption.
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Inclusive apprenticeships boost careers for disabled learners in Wales
Supported Shared Apprenticeship Programme helps disabled Welsh apprentices secure qualifications, confidence and sustainable jobs, reshaping the labour market.
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Paul Davies says football wins over Cymru name row
Conservative MP Paul Davies prioritises national team success over the debate on adopting “Cymru” as Wales’ official football name, as the FAW faces pressure to seek FIFA and UEFA recognition.
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Gravell denies rape charges as jury hears new allegations
Former teacher Daniel Gravell, serving nine years for a 2002 rape, tells a Swansea Crown Court jury he will never accept guilt while facing three new rape counts and an indecent assault charge.
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