Sisters Ruth and Lucy Bridge went back in time when they went to Newbury’s Retro Festival for the weekend.
Category: News
Paper straw manufacturer sets sights on global expansion after £5m deal
A manufacturer leading the move away from single-use plastics has secured a £5 million investment from the Cardiff Capital Region – a partnership of ten local authorities.
Police appeal as thief recalled to prison
Gwent Police has launched an appeal to find 28-year-old Connor Morgan, who has been recalled to prison.
FAW launches new support scheme for victims of discrimination in football
A new support programme for victims of discrimination in football has been launched by the sport’s governing body in Wales.
Wait for St David’s Hall to reopen could take longer than expected
Cardiff’s main classical music venue, which needs to have its roof replaced, was originally expected to remain closed until 2025.
Man released under investigation after car crashes into house
The crash happened on Pandy Road, near Llanbradach, at around 6.25am on Monday August 12.
What is the crown estate and should it be devolved to Wales?
Stephen Clear of Bangor University outlines his thoughts on why the crown estate should be devolved to Wales.
Risca Male Voice Choir crowned best in Wales at Eisteddfod
In its first appearance since 2004, Risca Male Voice Choir has been crowned the best in Wales at this year’s Eisteddfod.
Bedwellty Show to return for its 145th edition this weekend
The family-friendly day consists of tractor and vintage car displays, trade stands and craft stalls, as well as the usual livestock.
Aberbargoed and Bargoed by-election – meet the candidates
The by-election will be held on Thursday August 15 and follows the death of ward councillor Dianne Price, who passed away in April having represented the area for 20 years.