Robyn Pinder, of the University of South Wales, looks at Wales women’s qualification for EURO 2025 – and what needs to be done to capitalise on it.
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Gerwyn Price survives scare to set up all-Welsh fourth round clash
Gerwyn Price survived a Joe Cullen comeback to reach the fourth round of the World Darts Championships.
Body found in river identified as missing 58-year-old
Michael Lloyd was reported missing on November 26, sparking a police appeal to find him.
Start-up business hub’s CEO wins at national award ceremony
Lesley Williams, of Welsh ICE, was a joint-winner of the Inclusive Director category at a Wales-wide award ceremony.
What does the health board spend its money on?
From caring for the sick and injured, to keeping the lights on and paying its 13,000 staff, the NHS in Gwent spends millions of pounds every month.
‘Flameblaster’ visits Caerphilly in six-part BBC series
BAFTA Cymru winner and fire-chef Chris ‘Flamebaster’ Roberts has visited Caerphilly as part of his culinary tour of Wales.
First Minister: ‘Diolch o galon to the many people working over the festive season’
First Minister Eluned Morgan has thanked emergency service and NHS workers, local authorities, and volunteers for their work over the festive period.
Rhymney residents to receive Christmas dinner hampers
The ‘Everyone Deserves a Christmas’ campaign has seen 25 hampers worth £50 delivered to families most in need around Rhymney.
Police commissioner confirms intention to step down from council role
Police and crime commissioner Jane Mudd, who was elected in May, still retains her councillor role in Newport.
‘Policing has always been a calling’: New chief looks to make a difference over next five years
Mark Hobrough had to wait three years before answering his “call” to join the police – now nearly three decades later he has been confirmed as Gwent’s top cop.