Transport for Wales (TfW) has helped a record 75,339 passengers travel with confidence in 2024/25, people who may not have made the journey at all without the support of its Passenger Assist service. 

This summer, a series of special celebrations will mark 850 years since the first National Eisteddfod was held, providing an opportunity to celebrate Wales’s rich cultural heritage and encouraging more people to take part in Welsh language events.

This debt awareness week, Citizens Advice Pembrokeshire is reminding residents that council tax arrears are a priority debt and encouraging anyone who is behind on payments to take action as soon as possible.

Local Senedd Members Paul Davies MS and Samuel Kurtz MS have criticised Welsh Labour’s renewed pledge to deliver a new hospital for West Wales, describing the proposal as a “desperate pre-election distraction” from immediate pressures facing local health services

Vote.wales to host all the essential election information for the Senedd election.

LGBTQ+ foster carers are making up a greater proportion of the total number of carers in Wales, according to new figures. 

Responding to Welsh Labour's campaign launch, a Plaid Cymru spokesperson said,
“This is tired stuff from a party that has been in power in Wales for almost 30 years and has long run out of ideas. The people of Wales won’t be buying it.

Mandy Doble, who works for the Community Clinics at South Pembrokeshire Hospital, will take on a skydiving challenge in Swansea on 18th April, all in the name of charity.

Having led the F1000 Junior British Rally Championship all year, 17 year old Henri Cynwyl from Newcastle Emlyn finished the season in third position when he tackled the double header and the final of the championship at the Glyn Memorial Rally, Anglesey.