Celtic Travel awarded contract to deliver T4 service between Merthyr and Newtown from September
Mid Wales-based bus operator Celtic Travel has been awarded a contract to deliver the TrawsCymru T4 service between Merthyr and…
Month: June 2025
‘Caring’ and ‘thoughtful’ 72-year-old passes away in Hospital following serious collision in Grangetown
The 72-year-old cyclist who was hospitalised following a serious collision on Dunleavy Drive, Grangetown, on May 17 (2025), sadly died…
University cuts ‘affecting student mental health’
Students called for an overhaul to make Welsh universities more financially sustainable amid concerns about the uncertainty of sweeping cuts…
Trade Union warns at least one University in Wales could collapse due to cuts and funding shortfall
There is a real danger a university in Wales could collapse next year, a trade union warned. Dan Beard,…
Consultation on Llanelli’s MIU passes six-week midpoint
The consultation on Llanelli’s Minor Injury Unit (MIU) has now passed its six-week midpoint, and Hywel Dda University Health Board…
Arrest made in connection with Llanelli robbery
Following our appeal for information about a robbery that was reported in Llanelli at just after midnight on Saturday, June…
Carmarthen man found guilty of rape and voyeurism following trial
Daniel Gravell, aged 43, was found guilty of raping a woman in 2002 and admitted to voyeurism following a two-week…
Senedd to hold inquiry into ‘unbearable’ landfill site near Wrexham
A Senedd committee will hold an inquiry into a landfill site amid concerns about an “unbearable” stench blighting villagers’ lives…
Welsh Gov issues ‘disgraceful’ response to inquiry on public appointments
The Welsh Government issued a disgraceful response to an inquiry on public appointments, showing disrespect bordering on contempt for the…
Disabled children in Wales refused additional support with claims that their needs can be met through ‘universal provision’
Disabled children in Wales have been refused additional support in Welsh schools due to claims their needs can be met…