I love boxing clubs. The smell, the training, the stories, the reasons people box, the bags, and the buzzer that screams out to signal the end of each round.
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Reform Senedd member faces 14-day suspension for racial slur
A Reform UK politician who used a racial slur to describe Chinese people faces a two-week suspension after being found to have brought the Senedd into disrepute.
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‘We’re piling up laws never delivered’: former minister criticises own government
A former minister has accused the Welsh Government of “piling up laws” that are “never delivered”, painting a picture of a pattern of incompetence over the past decade.
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‘The Deal’: Residents urged to get involved in council talks about services
RESIDENTS of two Gwent boroughs are being urged to get involved in talks about overhauling how their councils deliver services.
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VIDEO: The Pontnewydd Remembrance Sunday parade walks through the village
The Pontnewydd Remembrance Sunday parade was on 9 November 2025
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VIDEO: Torfaen Sea Cadets prepare for the Pontnewydd Remembrance Sunday parade
Torfaen Sea Cadets took part in Sunday’s Remembrance Sunday parade in Pontnewydd.
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‘“I never ever thought I’d be making money from art’: Etsy success for Cwmbran footballer
Cwmbran Life stories come from all sorts of places. This one came from the lovelist of WhatsApp message from a footballer about one of her teammates.
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Two-year gap for ex-politicians on conduct committee too short, watchdog warns
The Senedd’s standards commissioner has warned a proposed two-year “cooling-off” period for former politicians to sit as “lay” members of a conduct committee is too short.
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Separate Welsh legal jurisdiction ‘inevitably developing’, Senedd told
The Welsh Government’s chief legal adviser flatly denied reports a separate Welsh legal jurisdiction is off the agenda, telling the Senedd: “I said no such thing.”
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Senedd unites in cross-party remembrance debate
Senedd members set aside their differences to reflect on the cost of war, sharing deeply personal family stories of loss in a poignant cross-party debate to mark Armistice Day.