Aston Villa injury update: Manzambi, Wan-Bissaka and Ruggeri out
Aston Villa confirm key players Manzambi, Wan-Bissaka and Ruggeri are out for upcoming fixtures due to injury setbacks.
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Anna Stembridge appointed England netball head coach
Former Wales international Anna Stembridge leads the Vitality Roses to the 2027 World Cup, joined by Tamsin Greenway and Jo Harten.
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New Dean Paul Mackness vows inclusive future for St Davids Cathedral
Dean Paul Mackness outlines a welcoming vision for St Davids Cathedral while confronting £25 million restoration needs.
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Best Castles in Wales
Wales boasts more than 400 castles, a legacy that stretches from early stone fortifications to grand Victorian restorations. Twelve of these historic strongholds stand out for their architectural ambition, dramatic settings and the stories they embody, offering visitors a vivid journey through the nation’s turbulent past and cultural renaissance. Royal Foundations and Medieval Powerhouses Cardigan…
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Catherine Princess of Wales
Royal biographer Ingrid Seward argues that the Princess of Wales enjoys a support system that Princess Diana never had, a contrast she explores in the newly released book Catherine & Diana. The work, priced at £14 on Amazon after a reduction from £25, examines how the two women have shaped the senior royal role and how Kate Middleton’s close‑knit…
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Mid Wales attractions draw visitors to heart of Cymru
Visit Wales describes Mid Wales as “the green heart of Cymru”, highlighting a blend of coastal scenery, market towns and expansive hill walks across the counties of Ceredigion and Powys. The region’s flagship natural area is Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, promoted as a central draw for outdoor exploration. Long-distance walkers can follow Glyndŵr’s Way, a…
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Mad4Animals brings exotic wildlife show to Milford Waterfront
A 60‑minute live animal showcase and meet‑and‑greet kicks off at Milford Waterfront on 30 Oct, offering hands‑on learning for families.
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Why is Wales called Wales?
Explore how Anglo‑Saxon and Brythonic roots forged the name Wales and why a “‑land” suffix never appeared.
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What is the longest place name in Wales?
“We get asked that about 30 times a day,” the lady at the local tourist information office told a visitor, before taking a deep breath to recite the…
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What is Wales famous for?
From castles and dragons to rugby and cuisine, the twelve symbols explored show how Wales’ language, landscape and heritage shape its global identity.
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