Three‑quarters of parents neglect own health, study finds
New research shows 73% of parents put their health on hold while caring for children, with many developing serious conditions.
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Monmouth runner raises £3,000 in ultra‑marathon for Dementia UK
Local runner Simon Jones completes a 50km ultra‑marathon from Hay‑on‑Wye to Monmouth, raising £3,000 for Dementia UK in his mother’s memory.
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Petition rallies to save New Quay surgery as future hangs in balance
A Change.org petition has gathered over 540 signatures as residents and a county councillor urge Hywel Dda to secure a long‑term provider for New Quay surgery.
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Holywell listed building set for café conversion
Planning application aims to turn a vacant Grade II listed former butcher’s shop in Holywell into a new café, preserving historic features while revitalising the town centre.
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Brains beers return to Cardiff Arms Park as official ale partner
The partnership arrives as the club celebrates its 150th season, a milestone that the brewery says underscores a shared heritage stretching back to the 19th century.
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Penmaenuchaf named Wales’ most romantic hotel by Michelin Guide
Michelin’s guide crowns Penmaenuchaf Hotel near Dolgellau as Wales’ top romantic retreat, praised for its Victorian charm, mountain views and fine dining.
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St Florence village granted planning permission for five new homes
Urban Style Homes Ltd, acting through Philippa Cole Planning Consultant, submitted the application to build five detached houses on the site fronting Bumblers Field on the village’s High Street.
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Colwyn Bay FC unveils sensory room for neurodiverse fans
Colwyn Bay Football Club launches a quiet sensory space at the Blue Turtle Arena, enhancing matchday inclusivity for children with special needs.
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Burnham vows triple lock overhaul to fund care
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham outlines plans to scrap the pension triple lock, boost public water control and rethink the electoral system.
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Tory MS questions Welsh‑medium school language policy
A Conservative MS sparks debate after asking a governor if Welsh‑medium pupils learn English, amid transport woes following Ysgol Dyffryn Conwy’s shift to Welsh‑only teaching.
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