Police boss urges sex pest MP to resign
A police boss has joined a growing clamour calling on disgraced MP Rob Roberts to resign saying he is not fit to hold public office.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin spoke out...
Detectorist Paul gets a historic seal of approval
An intricate silver seal dating back over 300 years that was found in a field in Wrexham during a charity treasure hunt could soon go on display in a museum.
The seal would have been...
Folk singing star Gwenan lights up festival with exclusive concert
One of Wales' leading exponents of traditional folk singing will feature in a special concert filmed exclusively for a top music festival.
Gwenan Gibbard took her harp to the Sain Studios near Caernarfon to record...
Young virtuoso Ellis hits high notes at top piano festival
A music prodigy took a step forward towards realising his ambition of becoming a concert pianist after scooping a prize at a prestigious festival.
Ellis Thomas, 20, from Penrhyn Bay, near Llandudno, was the joint...
Afghan refugees find safety and support in North Wales
Refugees from Afghanistan are being helped by a North Wales charity after escaping the war-torn country.
They are now among over 250 displaced people starting to rebuild their lives with the help of local charity...
Victorian photos discovered in a loft illustrate new book on historic hospital
Photographs dating back to the 1870s will be used to illustrate a new book about the first half-century of Wales’s first ever specialist mental hospital.
The book, written by Clwyd Wynne, a former Nursing Manager...
Grieving widow calls for Wales-only Covid inquiry as new data reveals tragic death toll
A former care home owner whose husband tragically took his own life because of the unbearable strain of Covid is demanding answers from the Welsh Government on their handling of the crisis.
Louise Hough, who...
Rural communities to share £1.3 million fund for green projects
Towns and villages across North East Wales are being challenged to come up with innovative green projects to earn a slice of a £1.3 million fund aimed at boosting the local environment.
The Green Communities...
Covid deaths were our “worst possible nightmare”
A social care leader said the loss of care home residents who died of Covid was the “worst possible nightmare”.
Mary Wimbury, the chief executive of Care Forum Wales, was speaking in the wake of...
Judges sing praises of tech savvy music cooperative
A music cooperative that “pushed the boundaries of technology” to provide online lessons for children and young people has won a top award.
The North Wales Music Cooperative, a not-for-profit organisation providing quality music tuition...
