Mid & West Wales News
West Wales fabrication company Rails Direct Ltd. is gearing up to Wales firmly on the map of innovation within the disability and independent living sector at the annual Naidex expo at the NEC in Birmingham at the end of April.
Parasitology experts from Aberystwyth University will feature in Channel 4’s ‘Fatberg Autopsy: Secrets of the Sewers’, which is broadcast at 9pm on Tuesday 24 April 2018.
Terminal illness charity, Marie Curie would like to say a heartfelt ‘Thank You’ to its supporters across Wales who gave their time to hand out its iconic daffodil pins, in return for donations.
Aberystwyth University has won the Postgraduate category in the What Uni Student Choice Awards 2018.
The locomotive No.3 ‘Sir Haydn’ has returned to Talyllyn Railway after a 30-month overhaul at the Vale of Rheidol Railway’s workshops in Aberystwyth.
Aberystwyth University’s Computer Science Department is calling on primary school pupils across Wales to take part in a unique coding competition combining poetry, Welsh mythology and creative computing.
The Mid Wales town of Rhayader, LD6 is preparing to become a ‘Google Town’ with the training of volunteers due to start on Monday next week.
Caerphilly, working in partnership with three other Welsh local authorities, has been nominated for three major recycling awards this year.
Welsh yacht builder Swallow Yachts will showcase their new, innovative trailerable sailing cruiser when the world’s toughest and most prestigious sailing event, the Volvo Ocean Race arrives in Cardiff on Sunday May 27 for a 14 day stopover.
The Welsh Government has been awarded funding by the UK Department for Transport to build a new public transport interchange at Bow Street. The proposal includes the re-opening of Bow Street railway station and will comprise of a car park, cycling facilities, pedestrian links and bus stops. The project will be delivered by Transport for Wales.