Sands nightclub in Saundersfoot shuts permanently
Popular Saundersfoot venue Sands Nightclub has reportedly closed, ending a key nightlife hub for locals and tourists alike.
Popular Saundersfoot venue Sands Nightclub has reportedly closed, ending a key nightlife hub for locals and tourists alike.
Three women from Brecon finish a 150‑mile swim from London to Cardiff, delivering over £14,500 to Velindre Cancer Centre and presenting letters to Westminster and the Senedd.
Powys Teaching Health Board limits visits to Llewelyn Ward as a precautionary response to a small scabies outbreak, with patients and staff receiving treatment.
Council backs the Kop stand increase to 7,750 seats while pledging to study a matchday residents parking scheme amid fan‑resident tensions.
Bryn Gynog Park in Conwy, a 2.03‑hectare residential park home estate with 65 pitches, is on the market, offering vacant sites and growth potential.
Residents asked cabinet member Jackie Charlton to publish clearer, narrative roadwork notices and a monthly list, prompting a council review of its communication strategy.
Bryson Recycling’s Recycling Rewards scheme funds a £2,000 donation to Rhayader and District Community Support, boosting food bank and transport services.
Unison urges the Welsh Government to set a £15 hourly minimum for care staff as part of the first pay agreement for the upcoming national care service.
Natasha Hocking takes charge of the Blackwood Poppy Appeal, rallying volunteers and businesses for the 22 October launch to support local armed forces families.
Pembrokeshire foster parents and a wheelchair‑using sports enthusiast were celebrated at the fifth Child of Wales Awards in Swansea.
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