Tenby hosts free Citizens Advice drop‑in sessions in October
Tenby residents can get free advice on benefits, debt and housing at the town council’s De Valence Pavilion on 8 and 22 October.
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Powys chief urges backing for Sustainable Powys programme
Council chief Emma Palmer calls on councillors to stop opposition and embrace the Sustainable Powys plan after a panel’s nine recommendations.
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Slim Chickens opens in Broughton with free chicken giveaways
The new drive‑through restaurant will welcome customers from midday, with a series of giveaways designed to draw crowds on opening day.
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Veteran sailing volunteer Mick Renny receives Impact Award
Mick Renny is honoured with the Welsh Sailing Impact Award for nearly a decade of service, highlighting the vital role of volunteers in Wales’s sailing success.
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Moby Dick mural unveiled in Fishguard for 70th anniversary
A towering mural of the great white whale by local artist Lloyd The Graffiti now dominates a Fishguard corner, celebrating John Huston’s 1970 film and the town’s maritime heritage, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Climate‑change drama The Woman on the Hill heads to Aberporth
Mercury Theatre brings The Woman on the Hill to Aberporth Village Hall, spotlighting coastal climate challenges and community resilience.
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Wales invited to shape new regional energy strategy
NESO calls on businesses, councils and communities to help design a bespoke Regional Energy Strategic Plan for Wales, aiming to guide future infrastructure and investment.
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Pontdolgoch raises £2,500 for Bronglais hospital charity
Pontdolgoch villagers hand over £2,500 to Cyfeillion Bronglais League of Friends after a garden party in memory of ‘Pete the Chapel’.
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Machynlleth youth club faces closure without volunteers
The community‑run youth club in Machynlleth warns it may shut by October half‑term unless at least four new adult volunteers step in.
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Welsh health minister vows early NHS problem detection
New Escalation and Intervention Framework aims to spot and fix NHS Wales issues before they become crises, minister says.
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