Author: Rhys Gregory

Organic meat, including Welsh lamb, bison, chicken and turkey, produced on the Rhug Estate in Corwen, Denbighshire, north Wales, is the first in Wales to be granted a Royal Warrant of Appointment to HRH The Prince of Wales. As well as supplying organic meat to HRH, the farm can also put the Three Feathers Badge on the meat it produces for customers.

AN award-winning college contributes more than £400m a year to the economy and has supported hundreds of businesses through a series of major development projects.

From April 1st, City Hospice will be providing its community-based palliative care across the whole of Cardiff, following a competitive tender process.

A clinic in Swansea for people who have had a mini-stroke is in the running for a prestigious national award.

The Isle of Anglesey County Council will receive £152,575 towards repair works to damaged flood risk management assets across the county following flooding last November, Environment Minister Hannah Blythyn has announced.

Aberdare Festival is back over the Spring Bank Holiday Weekend, with lots of fun and attractions for all the family. 

The Second Severn Crossing will be renamed The Prince of Wales Bridge at a special ceremony later this year, Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns announced.

The pub in Grangetown was brought back to life in March 2017 by the owners of The Lansdowne pub and Milkwood restaurant after being derelict for 18 months.

Come along to Bargoed town centre on Saturday 7th April from 10am until 4pm for the annual Bargoed Spring Fair!

The Council has appointed a contractor for its £1.5m scheme to replace the Pontrhondda Road Bridge in Llwynypia – and the project will be completed over the next year.