New Psychology Service Offers Support for Women Living with Pelvic Health Conditions
A pioneering Women’s Health Psychology Service, launched by Hywel Dda University Health Board (UHB), is helping women experiencing emotional and…
Author: Isobel Tierney
Isobel Tierney, a graduate of Aberystwyth University has joined us as our Eco Journalist. Isobel's focus is on conservation, environmental regeneration and biodiversity. This portfolio of stories reflects her strong commitment to spreading awareness for sustainability and protecting wildlife as well as domestic animals.
Iconic Dylan Thomas Boathouse in Laugharne hosts its first wedding
The romantic former home of one of Wales’s most celebrated poets has celebrated a remarkable milestone by hosting its first…
Poetic tribute unveiled on Aberystwyth Promenade
The ongoing Revitalisation of Aberystwyth Promenade has reached a poetic milestone this week with the installation of ‘Cwpledi i’r Prom’.…
Online writing school The Novelry launches Next Big Story Writing Competition with £75,000 prize
The Novelry, the online fiction writing school, is thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking new writing contest, ‘The Next…
Fixed Penalty Notice for a fly-tipping crime caught on camera
People are reminded to dispose of their waste responsibly as an individual has been caught fly-tipping in Ceredigion. Fly-tipping is…
Badger shot dead and thrown into a bog
A joint investigation by Dyfed-Powys Police’s Rural Crime Team and the RSCPA sees two Ceredigion men prosecuted for their disturbing…
Welsh Labour and UK governments criticised over sewage polluted rivers
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have criticised the Welsh Labour & UK governments over new figures showing devastating levels of sewage…
100th Annual Conference of the WI in Wales set to take place in Llanelli, marking key milestone in WI history
Over 500 WI members will be gathering at the Selwyn Samuel Centre in Llanelli on 16 April to celebrate a…
Climate change is ‘not just polar bears and icebergs’ – help the Woodland Trust record the impact of our changing weather on nature by spotting spring’s vital signs in your area
The Woodland Trust is urging people to get outside and spot vital signs of spring to help monitor potentially “disastrous”…
School buildings crumbling under Labour, says Plaid
Plaid Cymru Investigation finds schools maintenance backlog of over half a billion pounds in Wales. A series of FOI requests…