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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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A record crowd packed the town centre to watch the spectacular Parade of Nations pass by, marking another incredibly successful Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. Thousands braved the afternoon’s hot sun and temperatures over 30 degrees to see one of the festival’s most famous traditions brought to life with all its colour and vitality. The latest
Motorists are being urged to allow extra time for their journeys this morning after congestion built up on the A470 southbound between Nantgarw and Coryton.
Cardiff homeowners preparing to sell in 2026 are facing a calmer, more selective market than the rush of 2021 and 2022. Buyers remain active, but they are taking longer, comparing carefully and asking more practical questions before making an offer.
Across Wales, more households, landlords, holiday let owners and small businesses are turning to professional cleaners as work, family life and hygiene expectations change.
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From Cathays terraces to Cardiff Bay apartments, the city's varied housing stock is turning energy-efficiency policy into decisions about what to improve, sell or retain.
There's a specific decision playing out across London family homes right now that would have felt unlikely even three summers ago. The August holiday to Cornwall is quietly being replaced by August in Aberystwyth.
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Drivers are being urged to allow extra time for their journeys this afternoon as severe congestion continues to build following an ongoing incident on the M4 between Junction 33 Capel Llanilltern and Junction 34 Miskin.
