Many old friendships were revived as Llandrindod Wells Grammar School’s Class of ’66 met on Saturday, April 12 for a reunion.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain, with heavy downpours expected to hit Wales from tomorrow ...

Mid Wales Opera (MWO) has secured essential funding from two prominent charities to help sustain its work across rural Wales ...

Former Montgomeryshire MP Craig Williams and current Montgomeryshire MS Russell George have been charged with offences over ...

Gwernyfed claimed their third win in eight days, cruising to a dominant victory over Whiteheads, a team coached by Wales ...

As part of efforts to address the concerns raised in a scathing Estyn inspection report into Powys County Council’s education ...

A vandalised statue sculpted by a controversial artist who made his home at a former Black Mountains monastery has been ...

FUW Brecon & Radnor Executive Officer, Kath Shaw, writes on what the independent review of Wales’ water regulations means for ...

Ecclesiastical Insurance is encouraging churches to take steps to prevent being a victim of theft as they welcome visitors ...

Wales’ first woman mayor, was unveiled on April 9 - what would have been her 173rd birthday - in the historic courtroom at ...

Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) will soon join 17 other Fire and Rescue Services from across the UK to ...

Pen y Fan has been named one of the best places to watch the sunset in the UK and Ireland. The peak – the highest in South ...