Controversial beach boulders removed by angry opponents

Gareth Williams, local democracy reporter Boulders blocking vehicle access to a popular North Wales beauty spot have been moved by…

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Plaid Cymru took ‘big step back’ at Senedd election, says former leader

Plaid Cymru took a “big step back” at the Senedd election according to the party’s former leader. Leanne Wood, who…

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Campaigners urge incoming Welsh Government to act on rural housing crisis

Gareth Williams, local democracy reporter The First Minister has been implored to take urgent action over the housing crisis plaguing…

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Welsh Gov slammed because there are no pilot events ‘north of Brecon’

The Welsh Government has been slammed because there are no pilot events “north of Brecon”. Plaid Cymru Senedd member, Mabon…

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Penarth Pier Pavilion could become a venue similar to Cardiff’s Chapter Arts Centre

Alex Seabrook, local democracy reporter Penarth Pier Pavilion could turn into a similar venue as Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff,…

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‘Never seen anything like it’: Calf with three eyes born on Welsh farm

A farmer has said that he has “never seen anything like it” after a calf with three eyes was born…

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Petition launched calling on Welsh Gov to let fans in Wrexham AFC’s Racecourse

Wrexham fans are flocking to sign a petition demanding that the Welsh Government allows fans in The Racecourse. The petition,…

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Plans to turn listed Victorian iron works into hotel and restaurant

Hannah Neary, local democracy reporter A businessman wants to turn a former Victorian iron works and engine house into a hotel…

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Former Tory minister warns against ‘confrontational’ unionism

A former Tory minister has warned against pursuing a “confrontational” from of unionism. William Hague, who was the Foreign Secretary…

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Deputy leader of Welsh Labour resigns as Keir Starmer’s PPS amid UK party infighting

Welsh Labour’s deputy leader, Carolyn Harris, has resigned as Keir Starmer’s parliamentary private secretary. According to the Times, she has…

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Meet the Welsh DJ who made history at the first live music event in more than a year

David Owens A week ago today Katie Owen created a slice of history. Taking to the stage at the first…

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Review: Doom of stars is compelling story-telling shored up by a level-headed sense of what science can do

Jon Gower This latest piece of “hard” science fiction offers further evidence of Martyn Rhys Vaughan’s seeming relentlessness when it…

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New films explore youth democracy as 16 and 17-year-olds across Wales vote for the first time

Members of National Youth Theatre of Wales (NYTW) will help launch a series of short films about youth democracy, as…

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Line of Duty star Vicky’s detective work uncovers Paul Weller’s Welsh roots

David Owens She’s renowned as Detective Inspector Kate Fleming in the police drama that has captured everyone’s imaginations, Line of…

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