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Wrexham didn't get the result they wanted but Phil Parkinson praised his players for the way they went toe-to-toe with champions Coventry City.
Voters heading to the polls in next month’s Senedd election are being urged to consider how political parties are addressing animal welfare and the veterinary workforce in Wales.
The A489 between Caersws and Newtown has been closed by Dyfed-Powys Police
Westbridge Furniture, which supplied major high street retailers, including Marks & Spencer (M&S), John Lewis, and Next, has closed down.
Retired IT analyst, Roman Dubowski, has become the seventh winner of the £1 million jackpot on ITV's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Sky Sports will show some games of the 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup for free on its platforms
If you own the fence, your neighbour cannot attach anything to it without your permission - but can you remove the attachments yourself?
Llandovery scrum half Lee Rees celebrated his 400th appearance for the club by leading his side to victory at Church Bank in a rousing SRC Trophy quarter-final.
Coastguard recovered two vehicles stuck in soft sand at Ynyslas beach near Borth after concerns the rising tide posed risks.
Fire crews from either side of the border were called to the scene after reports of a “dust explosion” at the site at Maesgwyn Farm.
Wrexham's fate is in their own hands but there's still work to be done in the quest to secure the final Championship play-off spot.
Brecon travelled west to face Llanelli Wanderers knowing that, other than a mathematical miracle, their chances of avoiding relegation had evaporated.
Shropshire Fire and Rescue crews were called to assist teams from North Wales Fire and Rescue after reports of an incident at the factory in Chirk
Coventry City celebrated winning the Championship title by winning 3-1 to put a dent in Wrexham's play-off ambitions.
Life in Powys in 1975 was shaped by farming, market towns and strong community traditions across villages and countryside.
A Ystradgynlais-based mental health organisation says it is “stronger than ever” as it marks six months since breaking away from Mind.
Today, Monday, April 27, brings patchy rain for those around Brecon, with temperatures near 6°C rising to about 17°C later on. Skies look mostly bright in the morning, but some rain could appear around midday. Clouds may persist in the afternoon, keeping things damp, though the evening should clear up.
David John pleaded guilty to criminal damage after a mug, curtains and curtain pole were damaged at his grandfather's house in Newtown.
A chocolate cake topped with tiny vegetables won top prize in a student cookery competition in north Shropshire.
A quiz night has helped raise money for a vital community transport scheme.
A Powys primary school has been praised for its positive learning culture and strong teaching.
Work is set to begin on a surface dressing programme on seven roads around Oswestry.
Former Hollyoaks stars Nikki Sanderson and Anthony Quinlan have welcomed their first child together
Firefighters from a Powys fire station are preparing to take on an ambitious charity challenge this summer, as they set out to visit every fire station in Mid and West Wales in just 48 hours.
The race for the final Championship play-off place will go down to the wire and Phil Parkinson wants Wrexham to make the most of the slender advantage they have heading into the last game of the season.
NFU Cymru is calling on the next Welsh Government to take urgent action on bovine TB.
Paul McGarry appeared at Welshpool Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, accused of assault, causing actual bodily harm, in Aberystwyth.
Minecraft versions of some of northern Powys' most beautiful landmarks have helped a primary school win a national e-sports competition.
A family is celebrating Kalun Longman from Newtown with a fun festival that will build on the £50,000 already raised in his memory.
Oswestry, Chirk and Knockin & Kinnerley impress on opening weekend of the Shropshire Cricket League season.
