8 hrs ago | This is South Wales
Swansea Eurovision fan Martin Phillips tells all from Sweden
Martin Phillips, who grew up in Swansea, gives us an insight to what it was like in Malmo, Sweden for the Eurovision Song Contest.
9 hrs ago | South Wales Guardian
Councillor's frustration over Betws Park
A BETWS community councillor says she is sick and tired of being fed 'false promises' by Carmarthenshire county council officers.
18 hrs ago | IcNetwork
The 100,000 club: The 56 Welsh council employees taking home six-figure salaries
The best-paid council executives in Wales, from left, Carmarthenshire's Mark James, Cardiff's Jon House and Pembrokeshire's Bryn Parry-Jones More than 50 top bosses from councils across Wales took home salaries of at least A 100,000 in 2011/12. The salaries covered a range of titles from chief executives to directors responsible for departments ... (more)
20 hrs ago | IcNetwork
Meet the Welshman who works alongside Sweeney Todd, Jack The Ripper and Guy Fawkes
Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon is "much better than working in the real world". While most of us are stuck behind desks in nine to five jobs at the office, Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon.
Carmel man stashed drugs in pants
A CARMEL man received a 12-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay A 85 costs after pleading guilty to cannabis possession when he appeared before Llanelli magistrates.
Live updates from the first ever Pili Pala Festival in Swansea
Talking place across two days at venues around the city centre it features the current cream of the Welsh music crop.
How Wales has scored at Eurovision
The UK has been holding out for a Eurovision hero for a long time and this year hopes rest on Wales' Bonnie Tyler with her song Believe in Me.
Bookmaker slapped with 8,000 fine over betting in west Wales pubs
A licensed bookmaker has had a A 8,000 financial penalty slapped on it by the Gambling Commission for operating betting in pubs in west Wales.
Record breaking webcast for Carmarthenshire
CARMARTHENSHIRE'S first live webcast was a record breaker with 551 people tuning in to watch the county council AGM.
Record numbers play disability sport
DSW executive director Jon Morgan said he welcomed the rise in figures, which had been a trend for the past 10 years.
Couple speak of lasting effects of homophobic attack on them by Ashley Chappell and Scott Bowen
A COUPLE who were assaulted in the street in a homophobic attack have spoken of the lasting effects of the attack.
Council chiefs seek to re-open Glanaman road
Llwyncelyn Road was shut after the incident last August as the structure of the property was considered unsafe and a potential danger to highway users.
Starting gun fired in race to replace Plaid AM Rhodri
THE race to select a new Plaid Cymru candidate for the Carmarthen East and Dinefwr seat in the 2016 Assembly Election is underway.
Volunteer bat detectors in Swansea
Volunteer bat detectors are being called on to take to the streets and lanes across the city and surrounding area in search of information on how bat numbers are bearing up here.
MMR vaccination taken up by more than 50,000 in two months
Public Health Wales warn against complacency as figures in measles epidemic area and in Gwent, where there are increasing concerns about the disease, rise.
Concerns over planned Betws superstore
The application - for a new outlet roughly the same size as the town's Tesco store - has been submitted by local c o n t r a c t o r s TRJ and is earmarked for their Foundry Road site.
Vince Cable to launch attack on eurosceptics after Commons referendum vote
Liberal Democrat Business Secretary Vince Cable will blast advocates of EU withdrawal as "self-indulgent and reckless" a day after more than 100 Conservatives rocked the coalition by voting in support of a referendum.
Revealing documentary of life of Jonathan Davies to be aired by BBC Wales
Now, a BBC Wales documentary will remind sports fans how Jonathan Davies rose from humble beginnings in West Wales to a dual-code legend with the oval ball in his hands, despite controversy and personal tragedy.
The Swansea Pals: There were about 1,200 men in the battalion at the outset
Officially, they were men from Swansea and surrounding towns including Neath and Port Talbot who made up the 14th , The Welsh Regiment, part of the Welsh 38th Division during World War I. And the 1,200-strong "Swansea Pals" battalion found itself in one of the deadliest battles of the war, Mametz Wood, in which almost 100 of them were killed and ... (more)
Second court appearance for woman charged with murder of 51-year-old found dead in Gowerton
A 23-year-old woman made a second preliminary court appearance today charged with murdering a man who was stabbed in Swansea at the weekend.