Rotary raises £630 for Pembrokeshire Food Bank at festival
Rotary volunteers ran the Park and Ride, staffed booths and helped raise funds, with Lloyd & Whyte matching donations to boost the Pembrokeshire Food Bank.
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Mid Wales Opera stages Gianni Schicchi at Torch Theatre
The production opens the company’s autumn season and promises a full evening of Italian opera, beginning with the fast‑moving, twist‑laden story of greedy relatives and a wily schemer.
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Government withholds £10m from Capita over pension delays
Capita has run the Civil Service Pension Scheme (CSPS) since 2017, handling payments for thousands of current and former civil servants across the country.
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Pembrokeshire pensioner admits six‑month stalking of ex‑partner
80‑year‑old Colin Burlow pleaded guilty to stalking Linda Willey after a six‑month campaign of calls, visits and gifts, prompting a court adjournment for sentencing.
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Reform pushes grooming‑gang inquiry to act in Wales
Deputy leader Laura Anne Jones says Reform’s pressure has spurred targeted investigations, while honouring a friend battling MND.
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Senedd Member calls for reliable trains and tougher fly‑tipping penalties
Jayne Bryant urges Welsh Government and Transport for Wales to fix Ebbw Vale line disruptions and raise fly‑tipping fines, while seeking certainty for the Bliss Wales neonatal programme.
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Flu jab prevented over 800 hospital admissions, says Public Health Wales
Over one million people across Wales received a flu jab during the 2023‑24 season. More than 200,000 of those vaccinated live with chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma,…
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Cwmdu celebrates 25 years of Apple Day with cider and dancing
The village of Cwmdu marked its 25th Apple Day with fresh cider, folk music, Morris dancing and a host of apple‑themed competitions, highlighting community spirit.
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NRW to approve Kronospan OSB expansion in Chirk
Natural Resources Wales reviews Kronospan’s permit variation for a new OSB line, upgrades and site expansion, inviting public comments before a final decision.
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Wrexham councillors reject biomass boiler plan beside primary school
Planning committee refuses a revised 200 kW biomass boiler proposal next to Gwenfro Primary, citing air‑quality risks for children.
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