Dylan Halliday is a News Editor at Cambrian News. He specializes in local journalism with a keen focus on sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as health and wellness topics related to athletics. Dylan's work has been featured in Cornwalltoday, Wellington Today, West Somerset Free Press Limited, Tenby Observer Limited, Chepstow Beacon, and Aberystwyth Town.
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SINCE its launch in 2010 in Tenby, the Long Course Weekend’s popularity and global growth continues at pace.
BARMOUTH & Dyffryn United will run two teams next season - a first team and a development team.
BARMOUTH & Dyffryn United manager Adam Morris has shared his thoughts about the season and the club’s future.
By: Dylan Halliday
ABERYSTWYTH Under-14s have enjoyed one of the most impressive seasons in the club’s recent academy history, delivering a campaign built on both performance and development.
By: Dylan Halliday
ABERYSTWYTH runners have been travelling at home and abroad.
ELFYN Evans claimed a superb third Rally Japan victory in four years, leading a dominant 1-2-3-4 finish for the TOYOTA GAZOO Racing World Rally Team on home soil over the weekend.
ABERYSTWYTH Town FC have confirmed the retention of a host of young talent ahead of the 2026/27 campaign, as the club continues to build for the future.
THE beaches around the Cardigan Bay coastline are now coming well into form, with bass firmly established as the main target species at this time of year, writes Carl Worrall, Angling Cymru Competition Director.
AN Aberystwyth boxer will have to wait a little longer for his shot at becoming a two-weight European champion.
A SUPERB all-round performance at Castle Park saw Clwb Criced Y Bala make it five victories on the bounce with a convincing 64-run win over Ruthin CC 2nd XI.
