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First court hearing for River Wye pollution claim today
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Penarth Times
Major UK furniture company closes after entering administration with 297 jobs lost
Westbridge Furniture, which supplied major high street retailers, including Marks & Spencer (M&S), John Lewis, and Next, has closed down.
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Barry And District News
LIVE - Disruption expected as trains cancelled in both directions
Trains between Bridgend and Barry have been cancelled in both directions due to a fault with the signalling system. Follow along for further updates.
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Abergavenny Chronicle
Catherine Fookes joins citizen scientists to test River Wye pollution
MP Catherine Fookes partners with local scientists to address River Wye's pollution issues.
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Penarth Times
Minister warns of higher food and fuel prices for 8 months once Iran war is over
Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister Darren Jones has shared that food and fuel prices could last for around eight months after the Iran war is over
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Monmouthshire Beacon
Rain expected today while tomorrow is breezy with scattered showers
Today, Monday, April 27, brings partly cloudy skies in the early hours, changing to patchy rain around midday. Local weather forecasts suggest temperatures near 16°C and lows about 8°C, keeping things mild. Monmouthshire sees the occasional light rain shower as the afternoon progresses, with a gentle breeze adding a fresh feel. Daily outlook remains mostly damp but not too chilly.
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Abergavenny Chronicle
Rain likely today with patchy showers tomorrow
Today, Monday, April 27, in Abergavenny, sees patchy rain and partly cloudy skies, with temperatures near 17°C by late afternoon. Rain showers might linger intermittently, but some bright spells seem possible, especially later. Light breezes add a gentle feel to the weather forecast, keeping conditions comfortable across the region.
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Chepstow Beacon
Rain likely today with more showers tomorrow
Today, Monday, April 27, looks changeable with light rain at intervals and brief sunny moments. Temperatures hover near 18°C, dropping about 8°C overnight. Showers may ease by late afternoon, leaving clearer skies into the evening.
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Barry And District News
Expanded clinic and new conservatory among new Barry planning approvals
Here are the latest Barry planning applications approved by the Vale of Glamorgan Council
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Penarth Times
Council investing 'more than ever' in repairing potholes amid calls for overhaul
A council says it is investing âmore than everâ to tackle potholes and keep roads safe
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Penarth Times
Check out which Penarth planning applications were recently approved and refused
Here are the latest planning applications approved and refused by the Vale of Glamorgan Council for Penarth.
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Former Penarth pub could be converted into three flats
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has received a variety of planning applications in Penarth
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Abergavenny Free Press
Further revamp for 'tired and dated' market in bid to attract more affluent shoppers
Some changes are intended to address problems related to refurbishment a decade ago
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Abergavenny Free Press
6 camera club photos of Monmouthshire and Torfaen
Here are six camera club photos of Monmouthshire and Torfaen from the South Wales Argus Camera Club.
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Glamorgan Star
Vale derby will decide Championship
The post Vale derby will decide Championship appeared first on Glamorgan Star Newspaper. THE final month of the football season approaches and Premier Division Ely Rangers have finished 11th and will be waiting on results in the Ardal West. The post Vale derby will decide Championship appeared first on Glamorgan Star Newspaper.
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Cwmbran Life
Pontypool Indoor Market could get mezzanine in new refurbishment plan
A POTENTIAL refurbishment of a 131-year-old market, including adding a mezzanine level, has been suggested in a bid to attract younger more affluent shoppers. The proposed revamp of Pontypool Indoor Market is being considered by Torfaen Borough Council in part as changes made during its most recent refurbishment, in 2015/16, have restricted use of the building. A councillor has said [âŠ] The post Pontypool Indoor Market could get mezzanine in new refurbishment plan appeared first on Cwmbranlife.
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Cwmbran Life
Torfaen Warriors ABC- The clubâs 2026 amateur boxing squad
This is the 2026 squad of amateur boxers and coaches at Torfaen Warriors amateur boxing club. They invited me to their gym in the hall next to Cheeky Monkeys in Fairwater on Wednesday 22 April 2026 to take a team photo. Simon Weaver, head coach at Torfaen Warriors, said theyâve had an âamazing seasonâ so [âŠ] The post Torfaen Warriors ABC- The clubâs 2026 amateur boxing squad appeared first on Cwmbranlife.
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Cwmbran Life
âWe hope we bake joyâ: Plump Cakes Retro Tearoom in Cwmbran
âWe hope we bake joy.â Plump Cakes Retro Tearoom is the first to take part in the Cwmbran Life Small Business Shout-out. The business is owned and run by a local family- Emma, Mike and Zara Plumpton. Youâll find it at 4 The Arcade, Cwmbran town centre. This is an occasional feature that starts with [âŠ] The post âWe hope we bake joyâ: Plump Cakes Retro Tearoom in Cwmbran appeared first on Cwmbranlife.
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Monmouthshire Beacon
Explore French-American musical ties in St. Briavels concert
Wye Valleyâs next concert on Sunday, May 10th at 3pm in St. Briavels Church, brings together two of the best known, most talented, and versatile local performers in a recital about the American Sound. Flautist Sarah Waycott and pianist Olivia Dance have previously played at Wye Valley Music concerts in duo recitals with other partners â attracting enthusiastic audiences and huge appreciation for the quality of their playing, their innovative approach to repertoire and their superb ability to communicate with audiences.
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Abergavenny Chronicle
The Great British Bake Off musical at Borough Theatre, Abergavenny
Join Forget Me Not Productions at the Borough Theatre, Abergavenny, for a night of music and community, supporting Alzheimer's Society.
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Monmouthshire Beacon
Monmouthshire MP Catherine Fookes joins efforts to improve River Wye's water quality
MONMOUTHSHIRE MP Catherine Fookes recently joined Friends of the River Wye at Monmouth Rowing Club to test water quality in the River Wye.
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Abergavenny Chronicle
News from the FUW with Ian Rickman
Tenant farmers play a key role within Welsh agriculture. Around one third of the nationâs farmland is managed through tenancy arrangements, underlining just how vital the sector is to food production, land management and rural life. These arrangements provide crucial opportunities for new entrants, particularly those without the capital or inheritance needed to purchase land, while also enabling established businesses to grow and adapt. At the same time, they allow landowners to retain an income from their land while ensuring it remains actively farmed - supporting rural economies, sustaining communities and food production and helping to preserve the Welsh language.
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Abergavenny Free Press
Local authority manager named to fill key post described as a 'good boy' at meeting
Councillors unhappy at communication on staff changes but officer praised as 'good boy'
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Penarth Times
Victorian terrace with far-reaching views across Cardiff Bay for sale
Four-bedroom Victorian terrace in Penarth with Cardiff Bay and Channel views for sale at ÂŁ575,000. Features original details, planning consent, and garden
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Barry And District News
Barry home with panoramic coastal views on sale for ÂŁ545k
Four-bedroom semi-detached house for sale in Barryâs Garden Suburb, ÂŁ545,000
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Abergavenny Chronicle
Young mum urges others to take symptoms seriously after bowel cancer diagnosis
Chloe Price, a 30-year-old mother of two, is recovering from bowel cancer surgery and urges others to heed symptoms after her own terrifying ordeal.
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Monmouthshire Beacon
Wales Air Ambulance asks for support as aviation fuel prices soar
Wales Air Ambulance Charity is asking for support to help keep its lifesaving helicopters flying, after facing a significant increase in aviation fuel costs linked to the war in the Middle East.
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Monmouthshire Beacon
Local bookshop shares in profit of online retailer
Rossiter Books is one of the 650 bookshops to share in the ÂŁ5m profit generated since the launch by Bookshop.org, the ethical alternative to Amazon that champions independent bookshops.
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Barry And District News
5 things to know about Barry dessert bar popular with those with a sweet tooth
A dessert bar serving up indulgence in every bite has quickly become a destination for anyone with a serious sweet tooth
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Penarth Times
5 reasons why you should visit Michelin-starred family-run restaurant in Penarth
A critically acclaimed restaurant, Home, in Penarth is turning heads
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