
Results 1 - 20 of 318 in Ceredigion, Wales
A school that has seen six kings and queens celebrates 175 years in the same building
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Ysgol Llanfihangel-Y-Creuddyn has taught pupils in the same building since the year Queen Victoria came to the throne. Comment?
Housing chief's rough sleep protest
The economic downturn and changes to the welfare system has led to a housing crisis warning in rural west Wales. Comment?
People urged to take care as heavy rain expected
Natural Resources Wales is asking people to be alert as heavy rainfall is forecast across South West Wales this afternoon and into the early evening ., particularly for Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Swansea, Gower and southern Ceredigion. Comment?
Planning row threat to student flats
Flats housing up to 50 students in Aberystwyth face demolition because a council says they were built without correct planning permission. Comment?
A 42-year-old St Dogmaels painter and decorator has appeared in court and admitted making abusive telephone calls to his estranged wife. Comment?
Cash-strapped families in parts of Wales making UK's biggest energy use cutbacks
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Householders in parts of Wales are cutting back on their energy use more than almost every other part of the UK amid escalating energy prices, new figures have revealed. Comment?
Author takes Aber noir to Radio 4
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'There's just a strange quality about Aberystwyth which seems to lend it to this sort of treatment', says Pryce Just how the mid Wales seaside town of Aberystwyth became the Welsh capital of noir is a subject that may have played on people's minds in recent months. Comment?
11,000 wifi hotspots in Ceredigion
BT Wi-fi has announced that it has reached more than 245,000 hotspots in Wales, of which there are more than 11,000 in Ceredigion. Comment?
Restoring reputation of Welsh scholar who championed Cornish
A Cornish author and historian is hoping that years of research will help to restore the reputation of a long-neglected champion of the Cornish language. Comment?
Ponterwyd Quarry [Ceredigion, Wales]
Number of routes have been bolted at this crag, with lower offs at the top of most climbs. Comment?
South Wales Evening Post published New boy Steve shows his all-round abilities
The signing from division one Dafen took a match-winning 9-18 for the division two side the previous weekend, and on Saturday he took 4-25 as Llanelli were dismissed for just 84 in 34.3 overs. Comment?
A 10m extra for flood protection in Wales: Details released of where it will be spent
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West and North Wales are the main targets for new funding, but the amount is criticised as being too low in the face of climate change Details of how communities are to get an extra A 10m to protect them from the kind of deluges that swept through Wales last year have been released today. Comment?
School takes a step back in time for anniversary
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LOOKING prim in their bonnets and waistcoats, some with mob caps and ankle boots, they could be pupils and teachers from any Victorian school. Comment?
Granny who won't be bulldozed by Tesco: Woman halting multi-million...
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She could be forced to leave her home to make way for a 25,000sq ft Tesco, three-storey Marks & Spencer and 550-space car park Tesco and M&S signed deal with developers and local council to build a new shopping park in seaside resort Enid Jones is not someone that you would immediately associate with jaw-jutting defiance. Comment?
Letters: Fergie, Giggsy or Heaney? No contest
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Paul Noel Wilson is disparaging in his comments regarding Sir Alex Ferguson . Fair enough. Comment?
Wildlife in Wales: Where to spot some of our rarest and most colourful creatures
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Looking to spot some rare-to-see wildlife in Wales? We've got the guide on some of our rarest and most colourful inhabitants, and where you can find them Our Welsh wildlife might not quite match the variety of the African Savannah, or the plethora of deadly animals inhabiting Australia, but beyond your front door lies beauty, intrigue and a number ... (more) Comment?
Retired sailor, 97, drowned himself in harbour after being diagnosed with terminal cancer
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Reginald Edlington White, 97, had been battling prostate cancer for several years but was told by doctors it had spread to his spine and was terminal. Comment?
Tesco development: Enid v Goliath: Defiance of last resident who...
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These days it seems like there's a Tesco on every corner. However, in one road, a determined woman is battling against the odds to stop the shopping giant's relentless march. Comment?
Defiant homeowner refuses to move so Tesco and Marks and Spencers can build stores
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Defiant Enid Jones is refusing to quit her home and allow it to be demolished to make way for a Tesco superstore. Comment?
Tesco development: Last remaining resident refuses to sell her home...
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The woman who just won't budge: Last remaining resident on the street Tesco wants to demolish refuses to sell up Tesco and M&S signed deal with developers and local council to build a new shopping park in seaside resort A woman is making a lone stand against shopping giant Tesco - by being the only house in her street refusing to sell up to be ... (more) Comment?