HALFORDS extended an offer of interviews to all members of staff affected by the closure of the ATS Euromaster branches in Brecon, Pontypridd and Llanelli This...
THE PEMBROKESHIRE YOUTH JUSTICE TEAM has been rated ‘Good’ following an inspection by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Probation. Inspectors highlighted the team’s commitment to supporting young...
COMMERCIAL fishermen and sea users have voiced their anger over the latest military range activity schedule for Castlemartin Range in 2025, which will see significant restrictions...
THE WELSH NHS is lagging dangerously behind England in digitising patient records, with Senedd Member Gareth Davies warning that the country’s health service must be dragged...
A CARMARTHENSHIRE man who suffered a severe head injury while cycling to work says he “wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for the Wales Air Ambulance.”...
Public meeting backs plan for new cultural hub at Tabernacl Chapel £88,700 has been raised in just one week from the first public meeting A PUBLIC...
HOUSEHOLDS in Pembrokeshire and other areas near new or upgraded electricity pylons are set to receive bill discounts of up to £2,500 over 10 years, as...
THE WELSH economy showed signs of recovery in February, with business activity rising for the second consecutive month, according to the latest NatWest Wales Growth Tracker....
CAMPAIGNERS in Wales are calling on the Welsh Government to amend NHS regulations to ensure complaints about British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter services are properly recorded,...
A BELOVED fox sculpture that has become a popular fixture at Cardigan’s Guildhall Market may soon be removed—unless local traders and residents can raise enough funds...