Former coalfield areas in Wales set to benefit from new jobs thanks to UK Labour Government
Two former coalfield areas in Wales are set to get a share of £13.5 million to construct new industrial developments…
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Dyfed-Powys Police are setting out to maximise community engagement with Op Connect
Starting this month, the Neighbourhood Policing and Prevention Team (NPPT) will be setting out on their new community initiative to…
Radnor’s Gethin Lewis wins 2026 Dr Emrys Evans Award
The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society (RWAS) is delighted to announce that Gethin Lewis of Glan Elan, Cwmdauddwr, Rhayader, has been…
Ceredigion Childcare and Play Conference 2026 inspires the sector
The Childcare Unit at Ceredigion County Council successfully hosted a lively and motivating Childcare and Play Conference 2026 at Gwesty…
Senedd members agree motion to create a register for lobbyists
Calls for a new statutory lobbyists register have been backed in the Senedd. A motion, put forward by Reform UK’s…
Welsh dogs helping to protect endangered wildlife in Zimbabwe
Vega and Kuda, two specialist conservation dogs trained by charity Dogs 4 Wildlife in Wales, are heading to Zimbabwe to…
Council marks Clean Air Day 2026
Today (Thursday 18 June 2026) Carmarthenshire County Council is marking Clean Air Day which supports clean air and air quality…
Swansea University celebrates top sustainability rating for campus catering
Swansea University has reached a major sustainability milestone, with catering partner Chartwells achieving a Three-Star Food Made Good Standard —…
New active travel link moves a step closer as Waunfawr to IBERS scheme progresses
Work is moving ahead on the Waunfawr to IBERS active travel link scheme, with Phase 2 of the new shared…
Employment falls in Carmarthenshire as pay rises to £2,439 a month
Payrolled employment in Carmarthenshire fell 0.2% over the year to May 2026, 126 fewer workers, with a further monthly dip…