Ceredigion youth win £1,500 bursary
Three Ceredigion youngsters receive £1,500 to pursue sport, business and trades, backed by West Wales Holiday Cottages.
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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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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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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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Caravan park bans families over Welsh tourism levy proposal
Owner of Dan‑yr‑Ogof caravan site makes it adults‑only, citing enforcement worries about the new tourism tax.
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Manchester Airport to launch contactless eGates next year
New facial‑recognition eGates aim to cut queue times by up to 25% as Manchester Airport joins UK rollout.
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Brussels Airport flights hit by strike, cancellations expected
Brussels Airport warns that a strike by Alyzia ground staff on 9 October will cancel half of its flights, with passengers urged to check their itineraries.
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Aberaeron’s new promenade shields homes as dolphins thrive
A £35.6m coastal defence scheme opens a busy breakwater walkway in Aberaeron while Cardigan Bay hosts over 300 bottlenose dolphins each summer.
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Journalist swaps newsroom for farm glamping venture in North Wales
Ex‑journalist Kelly Williams launches luxury glamping pods on a Conwy‑Denbighshire farm after a three‑year planning battle.
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Mobile speed cameras deployed across Gwynedd and Anglesey this week
Go Safe lists this week’s mobile speed‑camera sites in Gwynedd and Anglesey, highlighting penalties and education options for drivers caught speeding.
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