Caerphilly Council eyes partnership on coal tip management
Council seeks deal with new Disused Tips Authority and joins national Centre of Excellence to boost safety of former mining sites.
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Caerphilly cleaning programme leaves some wards behind
Council leader warns uneven uptake of the Cleaning and Greening scheme could see parts of Caerphilly miss vital public‑space upgrades.
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Plaid Cymru leader calls for more powers as Wales’ wings clipped
Rhun ap Iorwerth urges Westminster to hand over policing and justice, warning Wales cannot wait for further devolution.
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Family fun across Powys: rally, cinema and free Footicubs
Powys offers a weekend of rally thrills, free Footicubs play, cinema screenings and museum exhibitions, giving families a varied and affordable programme.
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45 Gwynedd and Anglesey firms dissolved in September
The removals cover a mix of trading entities, from small retail outfits and hospitality firms to specialist service providers, all of which have now been struck off the…
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Slash to headline Cardiff Castle concert in June 2027
The show, billed as Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators, arrives as the band launches its Flying Blind World Tour, which will sweep through Latin America, North America…
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Pembrokeshire cardiac patients to benefit from £18,000 ECG machine grant
Cardiac patients across Pembrokeshire will soon experience faster access to essential diagnostic testing after the Welsh Government allocated £18,000 to purchase a new electrocardiogram (ECG) machine for the region’s health board. The funding, confirmed by the Hywel Dda University Health Board, will see the equipment installed at the Prince Philip Hospital in Haverfordwest and at…
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Senedd probes smart‑glass use after Reform MS speech
Concerns mount over covert filming devices as Reform MS Jason O’Connell appears to use smart glasses during a key debate, prompting calls for new Senedd rules.
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Llanfrechfa garage plan refused over train‑line views
Torfaen Council rejects a homeowner’s garage extension in Llanfrechfa, citing visual impact on a busy rail line and protection of a special landscape area.
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Diesel hits £2 per litre as UK government urges calm
Diesel reaches a record £2 per litre, prompting government reassurance and warnings from motoring groups about household impact.
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