Songwriting duo Watkins & Oliver are set to perform at Crowfest 2025. The all-day festival is on Saturday 19 July at Cwmbran Stadium.
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Darren ‘Graceland’ Jones can’t wait to return to Cwmbran’s Crowfest music festival
Darren ‘Graceland’ Jones can’t wait to return to the stage at Crowfest 2025. The award-winning Elvis tribute was a hit at last year’s festival.
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Cwmbran’s Sharkbite Burgers finalist for Uber Eats Best Restaurant of the Year
A Cwmbran food business is one of ten finalists from Wales in the prestigious Uber Eats Best Restaurant of the Year competition.
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‘Like an episode of Yes Minister’: civil servants ‘obstructed’ public appointments inquiry
Welsh Government bigwigs obstructed an inquiry into public appointments then failed to accept a single one of its recommendations, a watchdog committee warned.
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Twenty ‘incredible’ teams in Pontypool’s Relay for Life 24-hour challenge
Pontypool Park was packed with 20 “incredible” teams walking loops for 24-hours to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
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Allied health professionals ‘constantly undervalued’
Senedd members called for greater support for allied health professionals, warning of an ageing workforce and staff shortages while demand for services continues to grow.
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Deputy first minister pressed over environment bill delay
Wales’ deputy first minister Huw Irranca-Davies provided “no clear explanation” for a seven-year delay in plugging gaps in environmental law.
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Businesses ‘still in dark’ on support after Holyhead port closure
Traders remain in the dark about the business support available nearly seven months on from the closure of Holyhead port, Plaid Cymru’s leader warned.
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‘We owe it to Zach’: calls for focus on veterans at risk of cancer
A Senedd member called for a greater focus on veterans diagnosed with cancer amid concerns about a causal link to exposure to toxic fumes during their military service.
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Welsh Government plans ‘business-as-usual’ budget
Mark Drakeford confirmed the Welsh Government will publish a “business-as-usual” budget in the autumn as the next Senedd election nears.