You're judged before people even know you
"I HAD my first baby when I was a teenager," said Joanne Sherlock, "and my last when I was 42." Joanne, 47, from Rhos, is an energetic mother-of-four, who sometimes finds it difficult to explain why...
View ArticleTravellers camp on Ocean Plaza development
A TRAVELLER camp has been set up on the site of Rhyl's unsecured Ocean Plaza development.
View ArticleOmbudsman's health board concerns
A troubled health board is to be reported to NHS inspectors after repeated problems with patient record keeping and discharges from hospital.
View ArticleHedd Wyn's nephew backs campaign to honour World War I soldiers
Safety talks to take place to decide on levels of security for the all-ticket match with fans possibly forced to travel from designated points only ADC Biotechnology, based at OpTIC Glyndwr in St...
View ArticleBomb squad called in to deal with 'unstable' amount of acid at factory
ADC Biotechnology, based at OpTIC Glyndwr in St Asaph, is developing new methods to speed-up, simplify and significantly lower the production costs A bomb squad had to be called in to deal with a...
View ArticleJim Parker: Seaside towns share problems
CAST your minds back to the 1970s. Torre Abbey Beach crawling with holidaymakers with hankies on their heads lapping up the apparently endless summer sunshine.
View ArticleMulti-million pound fund set up to protect University of Wales brand and...
The 'Wales Pledge' will make an important contribution to the culture, society and economy of Wales for decades to come, says leading accademic Details of a project to safeguard some of Wales' most...
View ArticleSouth Wales Evening Post commented MP: Euro cash has 'failed the country'
BILLIONS of pounds of European Union funding spent in Wales has reinforced a dependency culture and failed the country, according to an MP.
View ArticleLast oak basket to be made in North Wales found in a Denbighshire garage
Safety talks to take place to decide on levels of security for the all-ticket match with fans possibly forced to travel from designated points only Bodfari woodland owner Rod Waterfield spent years...
View ArticleThink tank calls Rhyl dumping ground for vulnerable
SEASIDE towns including Rhyl have become dumping grounds for the vulnerable, causing a cycle of poverty, a think tank has said.
View ArticlePrestatyn awaits results of Britain in Bloom competition
PRESTATYN is waiting for the results of a prestigious gardening competition after a visit by judges.
View ArticleDavid Lingwood: Cyclist died after losing control on steep hill and hitting wall
Porthmadog is a small seaside community of around 4,000 people in the county Gwynedd.
View ArticleThree jailed over raid on North Wales post office and high speed chase with...
Three men who raided a rural post office in the early hours - making off with the ATM machine and a cash register - were later involved in a high speed police chase.
View ArticleThe National Eisteddfod: It's not just for Welsh speakers
We've heard a lot about modernising the National Eisteddfod this week - perhaps too much but that's for another day - and the call from some circles to attract more visitors who are not necessarily...
View ArticleProtestors march on council's stand at National Eisteddfod
WELSH language champions marched in protest on Denbighshire County Council's base at the National Eisteddfod today.
View ArticleJudges withhold top poetry prize at National Eisteddfod
Presenter Alex Jones goes back to her Welsh roots in new radio series but still hopes for the ultimate royal seal of approval As the Irish judge prepares to leave the popular talent show, we look at...
View ArticleCymdeithas yr Iaith Cymraeg: Wales is not for sale
LANGUAGE campaigners warned the Welsh Government and county councils they will consider taking direct action if there are not substantial policy changes in response to the Census results.
View ArticleProfessor Julie Williams the new Chief Scientific Adviser for Wales
Ian Evans has called on his Wales team mates to play regional rugby to give Warren Gatland's squad an advantage at the World Cup in two years time.
View ArticleWe DO like to be beside the seaside! Clacton may be down, but it certainly...
Last week the town dubbed 'Poverty on Sea' was included in a list of deprived seaside resorts.
View ArticleHannah Engelkamp is travelling around Wales, with her donkey called 'Chico
Hannah Engelkamp decided to walk around Wales on a donkey called Chico because a donkey ride on a beach constitutes many peoples' first mini-adventure An explorer is walking more than 1,000 miles...
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