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Rhys Gregory's coverage is largely focused on local news, including community events and government announcements. His articles also often cover topics related to health & wellbeing, entertainment news, business & industry, crime, family & relationships.
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By: Rhys Gregory
Passengers across Wales will have access to 30 new buses as Transport for Wales expands its TrawsCymru fleet, improving the resilience of long-distance travel across Wales. This is a significant investment in sustainable, inclusive transport for communities across Wales helping to improve connectivity between towns and rural areas and making it easier for people to
A Ford Transit van involved in the fly-tipping of parts of a cannabis farm near Resolven has been crushed. It’s after Neath Port Talbot Council successfully prosecuted four men and a woman following the discovery of waste on land in Rheola Forestry, which is owned by Natural Resources Wales (NRW). They’ve been ordered to pay
More than 400 abandoned shopping trolleys have been removed from Newport’s streets since the city council introduced new enforcement powers earlier this year. Newport City Council’s abandoned trolley policy came into force at the end of February and has already led to the removal of 424 trolleys from public land between March and May. The
By: Rhys Gregory
Young people in Wales will be offered Meningococcal B (Men B) vaccination for the first time, in autumn 2026, as part of a time limited programme. The programme is being introduced as a precautionary measure following the unprecedented outbreak of Men B primarily among University of Kent students in March 2026 and other more recent
A Merthyr Tydfil town centre business premise has been handed a three‑month closure order after repeated sales of illicit tobacco and vaping products. On the 11th June, Ronty Mini Market, High Street, Merthyr Tydfil, was ordered to close by Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates’ Court under section 80 of the Anti‑Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Cardiff-based Brains Brewery has completed its first major rebrand in seven years with the rollout of striking new chimney-themed beer pump handles and branded pump badges in pubs and bars across the UK. The rebrand marks a significant milestone for the iconic Welsh brewer, blending its rich heritage with a fresh modern identity designed to
By: Rhys Gregory
Facilities management company Maid to Help Cleaning Specialists has secured £150,000 in funding from BCRS Business Loans to support a key acquisition as part of its continued growth strategy across the UK. The funding package, which comprises £75,000 from the Community Investment Enterprise Fund 2 (CIEF2) and £75,000 from the British Business Bank’s Investment Fund
One of North Wales’ longest-established vintage organisations is celebrating a major milestone this year as the Clwyd Veteran and Vintage Machinery Society marks its 50th anniversary. Founded in 1976, the Society has spent five decades preserving and promoting Britain’s rich agricultural, engineering and transport heritage. To mark the occasion, the club is inviting visitors to
You step out of the shower, reach for a towel, and notice the bath mat is wet again.
A major milestone has been reached in the transformation of the former Aberthaw Power Station site, with the safe and successful demolition of its iconic chimney stack.
