Campaigners go to Downing Street over Union Jack
A petition signed by nearly seven thousand people has been delivered to Prime Minister David Cameron at Downing Street today, opposing the Westminster Government’s decision to place the Union Jack on all new driving licences...
Brave Rowan tries new drug to make sure he can sing at Eisteddfod
A TEENAGER who suffers from a life-threatening form of asthma may be one of the first children in the UK to try a new drug, to make sure he is well enough to perform...
Oar-some – students row The Channel at Swansea shopping centre to raise cash for...
A team of students rowed more than 80 kilometres without ever leaving a Swansea shopping centre and all to raise a boat-ful of cash for Wales Air Ambulance.
The12 students, all University of Wales Air...
£4.5m search on for innovation champions
THE search is on for eight Gwynedd innovation champions to help decide on the best way to utilise the next tranche of the Wales’ Rural Development funding here in Gwynedd.
Leader, the name of the...
Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas serves up family recipe for St David’s Day
Politician Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas will be serving up a treasured old family recipe at a St David’s Day celebration at a Welsh centre of excellence.
The former Plaid Cymru leader is joining forces with Dai Chef...
School pupils visit bakery after their “Great Crumpet Crisis”
School pupils were given a tour of the Wrexham bakery that came to their rescue after their "Great Crumpet Crisis".
Youngsters who attend the breakfast club at Wood Memorial Primary School in Saltney were stunned...
Chef Dion selected to compete for The Roux Scholarship
A leading Welsh chef has been selected as one of 18 regional finalists for The Roux Scholarship, one of the world’s most prestigious culinary competitions.
It’s the second time that Dion Jones, 27, head chef...
Loo of the Year award for Blaenau Ymlaen
The Diffwys public toilets in Blaenau Ffestiniog have been awarded with a Loo of the Year 2014 gold award.
The public toilets were refurbished in 2013 as part of the £4.5 million Blaenau Ffestiniog Town...
We have to change the DNA of Wales
A social care leader has welcomed new legislation to beef up regulation of the sector but warns it will not work unless there is a "fundamental change of culture".
Mario Kreft MBE, the Chair of...
Care home residents pampered by beauty queen Kerie
Care home residents in North Wales are going to be pampered by a beauty queen.
Miss Conwy and Denbighshire, Kerie Reveley, 22, from Prestatyn, will be running beauty sessions at Pendine Park care organisation, Wrexham.
Kerie,...
