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  • £3.9m grants programme announced to make good use of unclaimed class action funds
    by Niki Favorido on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:58 am

    THE ACCESS to Justice Foundation (ATJF) has today announced the ‘Improving Lives Through Advice 2026’ programme, a new three-year unrestricted grants  programme designed to support the delivery of free legal advice to communities most in need.  The grants will primarily be made using £3.7 million in unclaimed settlement funds from the ‘Gutmann v SW Trains’ case (Boundary The post £3.9m grants programme announced to make good use of unclaimed class action funds appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Conwy church reopens its doors with a weekend of sell-out events
    by Niki Favorido on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:45 am

    ST MARY’S Church in Trefriw welcomed the community back since the pandemic with a sold-out weekend of events, marking a new chapter for the historic Conwy Valley building. Supported by Creu Conwy’s Winter Sounds Festival, St Mary’s Church hosted the January Winter Sounds concert, which featured bilingual artists Elliw & Alaw and LoFi Jones. The weekend The post Conwy church reopens its doors with a weekend of sell-out events appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • PCC sees how increased action by Police in Caernarfon this winter is effectively cutting crime
    by Niki Favorido on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:33 am

    ON A VISIT to Caernarfon on January 13, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for North Wales Andy Dunbobbin saw how a UK Government-funded campaign against crime and anti-social behaviour, dubbed the Winter of Action, is having a positive effect in reducing crime in the town centre. The Winter of Action was launched across the country before Christmas The post PCC sees how increased action by Police in Caernarfon this winter is effectively cutting crime appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Bridgend family business creates 40 new jobs with largest expansion to date following £6.2 million funding injection
    by Niki Favorido on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 6:02 am

    NATHANIEL CARS, a well-established, family-run automotive business founded and based in Bridgend, is set to significantly expand its operations with the support of a £1.5m funding package from NatWest and the remaining provided by Lombard. The funding from NatWest has facilitated the creation of a fifth site for Nathaniel Cars, the largest for the business, The post Bridgend family business creates 40 new jobs with largest expansion to date following £6.2 million funding injection appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Council to write to 110 homes about extra help with winter energy costs
    by Niki Favorido on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 10:38 pm

    MORE THAN 100 Powys residents are to receive a letter from the county council inviting them to claim a one-off £100 cash payment to help with winter energy bills. The funding, from Welsh Government, is for low-income households with a disabled resident. The council is writing to those it thinks are eligible, and asking them The post Council to write to 110 homes about extra help with winter energy costs appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Indoor mini golf attraction planned for Saundersfoot schooner
    by Bruce Sinclair on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 2:19 pm

    PLANS for a mini-golf tourist attraction on part of a Pembrokeshire seaside village family venue are expected to be approved by the national park later this month. The post Indoor mini golf attraction planned for Saundersfoot schooner appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Welsh Government invests in coal tip safety and community protection
    by Anthony Lewis on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 2:13 pm

    MILLIONS of pounds will be spent to make coal tips in the Valleys safe in the next few years. The post Welsh Government invests in coal tip safety and community protection appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Aberbargoed’s HMO conversion approved despite residents’ parking fears
    by Nicholas Thomas on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 2:08 pm

    RESIDENTS who are “frightened” to move their cars in case they lose a coveted parking space have failed to stop plans for a proposed HMO conversion in their street. The post Aberbargoed’s HMO conversion approved despite residents’ parking fears appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Gwent Police hunt man accused of sexual activity in front of schoolchildren on bus
    by Twm Owen on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 2:03 pm

    A MUM has said she has considered moving home after her daughter was the victim of a sexual offence on a bus travelling to school.  The post Gwent Police hunt man accused of sexual activity in front of schoolchildren on bus appeared first on Herald.Wales.

  • Racehorse trainer granted approval to expand stables despite manure concerns
    by Twm Owen on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 1:57 pm

    A RACEHORSE trainer has been given the go-ahead to expand her stables – despite concerns over the amount of manure the horses will produce.  The post Racehorse trainer granted approval to expand stables despite manure concerns appeared first on Herald.Wales.

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  • Direct service to north Wales for World Cup play-offs
    by Stephen Price on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 9:02 am

    Transport for Wales (TfW) will be trialling a direct service to north Wales from Cardiff following both World Cup play-off fixtures in March. For the first time, a dedicated post-match 23:00 service will run from Cardiff to Holyhead, ensuring fans can return home the same night. With both fixtures expected to be sell-outs, TfW have The post Direct service to north Wales for World Cup play-offs appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Welsh location ranked among the UK’s most romantic destinations this Valentine’s Day
    by Stephen Price on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:44 am

    A Welsh location has been named one of the most romantic places in the UK for couples this Valentine’s Day, according to new research revealing a surge in demand for weekend getaways focused on quality time, privacy and picturesque settings. With Valentine’s Day falling on a Saturday this year, new data shows searches for “Valentine’s The post Welsh location ranked among the UK’s most romantic destinations this Valentine’s Day appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Ex-MP denounces ‘corruption and criminal behaviour’ in Starmer leadership project
    by Mark Mansfield on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:31 am

    Martin Shipton Former Welsh Labour MP Beth Winter has spoken of the “corruption and criminal behaviour” she believes was behind her party’s lurch to the right under Keir Starmer, and of how it led to the wretched time she had in Parliament. Ms Winter, who represented Cynon Valley from 2019 until 2024, was speaking at The post Ex-MP denounces ‘corruption and criminal behaviour’ in Starmer leadership project appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Watch: Singer celebrates Dolly Parton’s birthday with beautiful Cymraeg cover
    by Ella Groves on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 8:13 am

    Ella Groves In honour of Dolly Parton’s 80th birthday a Welsh singer has shared her cover of Dolly’s infamous ‘I Will Always Love You’ – but this time it’s in Welsh! From humble beginnings in Tennessee, USA, Dolly Parton has become one of the most celebrated country singers of all time. She has won eleven The post Watch: Singer celebrates Dolly Parton’s birthday with beautiful Cymraeg cover appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Campaigner criticises ‘new rush’ to close rural primary schools
    by Mark Mansfield on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 7:48 am

    Martin Shipton Veteran Welsh language campaigner Ffred Ffransis has raised concerns about what he sees as a new rush to close small primary schools in rural areas following controversial proposals from Carmarthenshire County Council that are out for consultation. For many years Mr Ffransis has been a leading campaigner on education issues with Cymdeithas yr The post Campaigner criticises ‘new rush’ to close rural primary schools appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Councillor warns further education cuts would leave schools struggling
    by Amelia Jones on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 7:45 am

    A councillor has warned that further cuts to Welsh county’s education budget would leave schools unable to meet their statutory requirements. Cllr Carolyn Preece told a special meeting of the council’s Education Youth and Culture Overview and Scrutiny Committee in Flintshire that, with school finances already considered to be at a ‘red’ risk level under The post Councillor warns further education cuts would leave schools struggling appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Education key to divide on immigration and politics, research suggests
    by Mark Mansfield on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 7:15 am

    Education is the “most important dividing line” in attitudes towards immigration and support for right-wing politics in the UK, according to research. A new report from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) revealed that people with qualifications below A-level have more than double the likelihood of supporting the Conservatives or Reform UK compared to The post Education key to divide on immigration and politics, research suggests appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Welsh record shop which closed is to reopen – for one day only
    by David Owens on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 7:00 am

    The much-loved Welsh record shop which shut up shop last year – is to reopen for one day only. The store, D’Vinyl Records in Cardiff, a treasure trove for music lovers, had been a fixture in the Welsh capital for more than 30 years. But last year Steve Collins decided to shut up shop and The post Welsh record shop which closed is to reopen – for one day only appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Council plans could cause over 5% rise in council tax for one area
    by Amelia Jones on Ionawr 20, 2026 at 6:58 am

    Twm Owen, Local Democracy Reporter One area’s council tax could increase by 5.95 per cent in April under plans being put forward.  In return Monmouthshire County Council’s Labour and Green Party coalition cabinet is promising to make investments in gulley cleaning and street sweeping, schools, social care, library books and materials and supporting the Citizens Advice service.  The draft The post Council plans could cause over 5% rise in council tax for one area appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

  • Tory MS quizzed as defection rumours mount
    by Emily Price on Ionawr 19, 2026 at 10:52 pm

    Emily Price Speculation is mounting that Welsh Conservative Senedd Member James Evans could be about to defect to Reform UK. It comes after the MS for Brecon and Radnorshire publicly criticised the leader of his own party and defended ex-minister Robert Jenrick who jumped ship to Reform last week. In a post to X, Evans The post Tory MS quizzed as defection rumours mount appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

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