What language do they speak in Wales?
Discover the roots of Cymraeg and learn easy Welsh phrases to use while exploring Wales, from historic trails to vibrant festivals.
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Hay-on-Wye ranks fifth best‑value autumn staycation spot
Hay‑on‑Wye secures the top Welsh spot in a UK staycation value ranking, praised for free attractions and high visitor satisfaction despite pricey hotels.
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Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir releases new single ‘Absolution’
The 38‑member choir, famed for its Britain’s Got Talent win, launches the track ahead of its debut album ‘This Is Home’, spotlighting rural isolation.
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Aberystwyth tops UK student inclusivity ranking
A new UniHomes league table placed Aberystwyth ahead of York, Durham and Bath, citing low night‑out costs, abundant societies and plentiful cafés and parks.
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Flying Start cuts care entry for Welsh children
New study shows children in Flying Start areas are over 40% less likely to enter care, with biggest gains for those of younger mothers.
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Royal Welsh Museum seeks volunteers for The Longest Yarn exhibition
The museum in Brecon calls for volunteers to support the December return of the handcrafted wartime exhibit, offering roles from visitor stewards to long‑term collection assistants.
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Aberystwyth service marks Baby Loss Awareness Week
A service at Canolfan Rheidol on 15 Oct leads into the global Wave of Light, highlighting Hywel Dda’s support for bereaved families.
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Pontymoile Park Gates Restored After Decade‑Long Colour Row
The work was completed by Torfaen County Borough Council in partnership with the Regeneration Working Group on Pontypool Community Council.
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Ceredigion council to boost foster carer allowances
Council proposes to raise weekly foster allowances to £560 and offer full council tax relief, costing £922,000 annually.
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Charlotte Church’s Dreaming centre adds final retreat before pause
The Dreaming announces a last‑minute WITCH retreat and an indefinite pause from Dec 2026, after hosting over 3,000 guests since 2023.
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