‘War Declared ……….. had tea’
The weather in Pembrokeshire’s past is currently the subject of a small exhibition in the entrance hall to the...
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New service looks at Gwynedd’s past
Gwynedd Council’s Archives Service can offer free on-line access to the 1911 census at both the Caernarfon and Dolgellau...
RNLI Barry Dock lifeboat called to sixth incident
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s Barry Dock lifeboat were called to a sixth incident and its volunteer lifeboat crew...
Charity appeal gets off to a flying start
The new Mayor of Caerphilly county borough council officially launched his charity appeal this week and was delighted with...
Feuds, Fun and Forgiveness
Shakespeare Family Festival Friday 2 July – Sunday 4 July crashes into action in Powys this weekend with a...
Shelter Cymru – Response to Housing LCO announcement
The news that the Housing Legislative Competence Order is to be introduced to Parliament without amendment has been warmly...
Spotlight on star students
The spotlight will be firmly focused on Swansea College’s star students this week when they take to the stage...
Regional Funding Fair demonstrates continued partnership
South West Wales’ second Regional Funding Fair, jointly hosted by local authorities and third sector partners at Ffos Las...
St Asaph fire update
The woman who died in the house fire at St Asaph this morning, June 28, has been named as...
Simple steps to deter thieves
Police are asking householders to be on their guard as the hot weather continues. Superintendent Mark Owen, who is...
