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View MoreDick Whittington runs at the Lyric Theatre, Carmarthen, from 10 to 28 December 2026, with Steve Elias returning as the pantomime dame and Elis James appearing virtually as The Spirit of the Bells.
Dilys Llewellyn has volunteered at the Cancer Research Wales shop in Whitchurch, Cardiff, since 2001 and is encouraging others to volunteer as the charity looks for more help.
A fundraising evening organised by Swayne Johnson at the White House in Rhuallt raised £7,278 for Rupert’s Rainbow, the appeal for 16-month-old Rupert Smith from Penymynydd.
The Ascona Group Child of Wales Awards marked its fifth anniversary on Friday 2 October,…
OPRA Cymru is seeking £15,000 through crowdfunding to stage Fflamau Penyberth, a Welsh-language opera about the 1936 arson attack near Pwllheli, which premieres at Neuadd Dwyfor on 19 November.
A bronze medal from the 1894 royal opening of Tower Bridge, one of 450 believed to have been struck for invited guests, has been valued at £300-£700 at a WeBuyVintage roadshow in Gilwern, Monmouthshire.
Nominations for the Crufts Hero Dog Awards 2027 are open until 31 October 2026, after Welsh teenager Logan and his Staffordshire Bull Terrier Asha won the most recent Hero Dog title.
Construction has started on a new Carmarthenshire County Council housing development on Cilycwm Road, Llandovery.…
Swansea Council is to upgrade and widen a further section of National Cycle Network 4…
New planters and artwork are being installed in Pontypool town centre through local community groups,…
Education
View MoreCardiff Metropolitan University has agreed to buy University Hall in Cyncoed, currently home to more than 650 Cardiff University students, with the purchase due to complete in July 2027.
Coleg Cambria is delivering mental health, stress management and menopause awareness training for employers including Tata Steel, Toyota and Kingspan through Cambria for Business.
Health
View MoreCygnet social care service Clynsaer in Llandovery has been rated ‘Excellent’ for Well-being and Leadership and Management, and ‘Good’ for Care & Support and Environment, by Care Inspectorate Wales.
Jenna Evans, who leads the Wrexham-based Pendine Academy of Social Care and helps train up to 3,000 care workers a year, is a finalist in the commitment to training and development category at the Wales Care Awards.