YSTRADGYNLAIS: Hospital would lose its beds, minor injuries unit and X-ray under every option in health board shake-up
Powys Teaching Health Board's Better Together papers propose cutting the county's community hospital beds from 146 to 90 or 60,…
SWANSEA: Masked e-bike riders face £75 on-the-spot fines under tough new street rules
Riders who endanger pedestrians, or hide their faces to dodge identification, would be fined under a new three-year Public Spaces…
SWANSEA: Nine social homes recovered and £1.2m identified in council fraud crackdown
Swansea Council's fraud team says it identified £1.2m in overpayments and savings in 2025/26, prosecuted four cases and investigated 13…
RED LINES: Swansea Bay’s MPs back the settlement goods ban, days after the city carried its own through the streets
Torsten Bell, Tonia Antoniazzi and Stephen Kinnock have backed the Foreign Secretary's ban on goods from illegal West Bank settlements,…
TV SWITCH-OFF: Three in four Welsh adults want Senedd to oppose 2034 Freeview shutdown, poll finds
Polling for a campaign to save terrestrial TV finds most people in Wales doubt the broadband where they live could…
PISA RESULTS: Wales still bottom of the UK class in every subject, as maths slides again
Wales scored lowest of the four UK nations in maths, reading and science in PISA 2025, with maths falling significantly…
JOBS: Work experience at Tesco, John Lewis and Costa on offer for young people on Universal Credit
A new scheme will offer 18 to 24-year-olds two to four weeks of hands-on experience with Britain's biggest retailers, as…
SWANSEA: City name-checked alongside Oxford and Cambridge in new Chancellor’s first big speech
John Healey singled out Swansea as proof that Britain's innovation formula works in his first major speech as Chancellor, with…
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…
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…