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Hundreds march through Machynlleth calling for Welsh Property Act

Hundreds of people attended a Nid yw Cymru ar Werth (Wales is Not for Sale) rally and march in Machynlleth…

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Derby earn hard-fought victory at home to struggling Cardiff

Cardiff stay firmly rooted to the bottom of the table after a hard-fought 1-0 defeat to flying Derby at Pride…

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Sport

Swansea stand firm to beat Norwich after early Amankwah Forson own goal

Swansea made a winning return to action following the international break after edging out Norwich 1-0 to secure their first…

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Council receives application for a Traveller site expansion

Elgan Hearn, Local Democracy Reporter A fresh planning application to legitimise an extension of a traveller site in Blaina has…

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Jardim apologises to fans after Newport concede four again

Exiles manager Nelson Jardim apologised to the 866 supporters who made the journey to see their side concede four for…

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First class acts head to Wales for new comedy festival

The first ever Stand-Up for South Wales Comedy Festival is coming this autumn, featuring some of the biggest names from…

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Culture

Council considers pay boost for senior staff

Anthony Lewis, local democracy reporter A council is considering increasing pay for senior management in line with other councils in…

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News

Swindon ease past Newport for first win of League Two season

The Exiles fell completely flat against winless Swindon, which saw them lose 4-0 at the County Ground. Swindon Town went…

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Sport

780,000 pensioners entitled to winter fuel payment will lose out – figures show

An estimated 780,000 pensioners still eligible to receive the winter fuel payment will lose the benefit under planned cuts, according…

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Mark Drakeford feared Welsh devolution could collapse

Martin Shipton Mark Drakeford has revealed that he feared Welsh devolution was at risk of collapsing when he went to…

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News

First class acts head to Wales for new comedy festival

The first ever Stand-Up for South Wales Comedy Festival is coming this autumn, featuring some of the biggest names from…

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Culture

Book review: Where the Folk; a Welsh Folklore Road Trip 

Julie Brominicks ‘Did you know that Wales has its own Loch Ness monster? Well sort of. Ours isn’t some innocent…

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Culture

Watch: Comedian’s hilarious gag about wifi in Wales

A Welsh comedian got huge laughs at a comedy night in west Wales when he broached a subject that many…

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Culture

People queue for 16 hours for opening of new restaurant

The much-anticipated Popeyes restaurant officially opened its doors in Newport this morning, with people eagerly queuing from 7pm the night…

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Culture

Derby earn hard-fought victory at home to struggling Cardiff

Cardiff stay firmly rooted to the bottom of the table after a hard-fought 1-0 defeat to flying Derby at Pride…

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Sport

Swansea stand firm to beat Norwich after early Amankwah Forson own goal

Swansea made a winning return to action following the international break after edging out Norwich 1-0 to secure their first…

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Sport

Jardim apologises to fans after Newport concede four again

Exiles manager Nelson Jardim apologised to the 866 supporters who made the journey to see their side concede four for…

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Sport

Swindon ease past Newport for first win of League Two season

The Exiles fell completely flat against winless Swindon, which saw them lose 4-0 at the County Ground. Swindon Town went…

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Sport

The Politics of Fear: How disenfranchisement fuels support for Reform UK in south Wales

Farrell Perks For many, deep in the Valleys of South Wales, poverty is the grim reality of daily life. Utility…

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Opinion

20 really is plenty

Gwern Gwynfil  A recent poll suggested that 70% of the Welsh population remain opposed to the ‘blanket’ 20mph zoning of…

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Opinion

It has never been more important to protect our rivers

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East It has previously been reported that nearly one in five rivers in Wales…

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Opinion

Don’t Be Fooled Again

Ben Wildsmith  I hope you haven’t been guilty of prematurely criticising our new government. Characteristically, I made that mistake, just…

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Opinion

Scientists call for help to save endangered Welsh bees

Scientists are calling for the public to help save endangered Welsh bees by registering bee sightings, helping to protect precious…

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Feature

Centuries-old written records show the seas around Wales once teemed with life

Alec Moore, Lecturer in Marine Top Predator Conservation, Bangor University Picture the nature documentary scene. Vast schools of baitfish “miles…

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Feature

Welsh national parks make top five ‘most accessible’ list

New research has revealed the UK’s most accessible National Parks – with two Welsh locations featuring in the top five. The…

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Ireland, Wales and the scholar who helped unravel their Celtic connections

Simon Rodway, Lecturer in Celtic Studies, Aberystwyth University Ireland and Wales share more than just geographical proximity; they have deep…

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