4.5% council tax rise accepted
A 4.5% Council Tax increase will help safeguard services and stabilise Anglesey‘s financial standing. The County Council currently faces...
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Big Read 10 winners chosen
The two winning books chosen by the readers of Glynneath are Dial M for Merthyr by Rachel Trezise and...
Police celebrate International Women’s Day
North Wales Police has marked International Women’s Day by holding an awareness session for staff and officers at Force...
Compost bin giveaway
Residents on Anglesey are being encouraged to take up home composting this spring with a chance to collect a...
Trailer thefts on Anglesey
Police are appealing for information following the theft of three trailers on Anglesey. The latest incident was reported to...
Council defends student holiday festival
A university student three-day holiday break planned at Pembrey Country Park in June would wipe out last year’s £70,000...
Police urge motorcyclists to take care on the road
Gwent Police is urging motorcyclists to take care and ride safely following 3 road traffic collisions in the Gwent...
Five Welsh families reveal heartache behind the war in Afghanistan
Remembrance Day used to be something that honoured the dead of two World Wars. But, increasingly, families in Wales...
New centre will help police emergency plans
The planning application for the Strategic Coordination Centre at Dyfed Powys Police HQ was approved yesterday by Carmarthenshire County...
Fighting crime with green fingers
It’s spring so Dyfed-Powys Police has launched a defensive planting initiative to keep your garden safe! We are always...
