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OWNED BY WALES: The plan for a public energy company that keeps wind farm profits here
Ministers say a national energy company owned by the people of Wales could eventually mean cheaper bills, though it would…
ABERAVON: Flags come down as beach’s lifeguards bow out after ‘extremely busy’ season
The RNLI lifeguard season at Aberavon Beach ended on Sunday, with Port Talbot's lifeboat station paying tribute to a team…
SWANSEA: ‘Unforgivable’ fraudster stole £200,000 from his own family then fled to Turkey
Terrence O'Connor drained his widowed grandfather's life savings among more than £200,000 taken from his parents, brother and sister, then…
RAIL: Push-button help points coming to 18 west Wales stations, many with no staff and no signal
A £1m Transport for Wales plan will put talk-to-a-human buttons on platforms at 48 stations, with Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire's quietest…
PHONES INTO GOLD: The Bank of England’s old handsets are being mined for treasure in south Wales
Thousands of decommissioned Bank of England desk phones have gone to the Royal Mint's Reformation Metals plant, where the gold…
NEATH: Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb to read his own poetry at the Gwyn Hall as arts festival returns
Four days of music, literature, art and heritage return to the town centre from 15 to 18 October, with a…
BURRY PORT: The land Tesco never built on is up for grabs, and a supermarket is back on the cards
Carmarthenshire Council is inviting developers to bid for the 3.7-acre field by the station, with its own planning advice saying…
SWANSEA: Hundreds carry the Red Line for Palestine through the city centre
A red banner stretching the length of Oxford Street was carried from the Guildhall through the city centre and over…
RHYS DAVIES PRIZE: Story of gay fatherhood and loss wins Swansea University’s short story award
Ben Fergusson's Piedmont, about two mothers brought together in Italy by their sons, takes the £1,000 prize, with the winning…
ALN FUNDING: ‘Absolutely damning’, Swansea leader rounds on Plaid over the £44m schools never saw
Councillors overwhelmingly approved the demand for the city's share of Wales's £322m windfall, as Rob Stewart accused ministers of telling…