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You can spend Halloween being scared out of your mind in a Victorian mine tunnel
Are you brave enough to attend a terrifying Halloween event in a former mine?
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New feature set to be added to UK passports to herald in a 'new era'
In the first redesign of the UK passport in five years, King Charles's coat of arms will be added to the cover, alongside some other new additions
What time are builders allowed to make loud noise in a residential area?
For retired neighbours or people working from home, this can present a whole host of problems.
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New rural enterprise scheme approved in Ceredigion
Plans for a rural enterprise dwelling and an agricultural/equine shed to allow the relocation of an existing business by a Ceredigion councillor have been given the go-ahead.
Ceredigion holiday cottage set to become hostel for veterans
A call to convert a Ceredigion holiday cottage to a hostel for homeless veterans has been given the go-ahead by county planners
New owners say there will be changes at jeans company
The new owners of West Wales jeans manufacturer Hiut, a family from Germany, have spoken about what they plan to change.
Bear in a sweater spreading a message of eradication
A bear in a sweater is spreading a cheerful message for World Polio Day later this month.
"Serene companion" cat left in unoccupied home after owner's death seeking new home
A "laid-back" cat is looking for a new home after the death of his owner.
The minimum temperature your heating should set at to avoid condensation & mould
Everything you need to know about why condensation may be forming on your windows, and how you can prevent it from happening
Family sees ‘light at end of tunnel’ after taking over popular Cardigan café
The family who run Finch Station Shop and Cafe have remained positive since taking over the business in 2024
Thousands of visitors board historic Spanish galleon during local visit
Thousands of people flocked to Fishguard for a chance to get up close to a piece of living history
How fast can I drive before triggering a speed camera? Car expert explains
What speed triggers a speed camera in UK - motoring experts explain how they work, what the rules are, and if 10% above speed limit exists
Three people reportedly attacked in Welsh town by man wearing skeleton outfit
Dyfed-Powys Police have issued a description of the man and are appealing for witnesses to come forward
Two men charged with the murder of former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins
Two men have been charged with murder over the death of former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins at HMP Wakefield, West Yorkshire Police have revealed.
Swimming pool reopening plan is dashed for a second time
CAMPAIGNERS battling for the re-opening of Cardigan Swimming Pool have suffered a fresh blow after Ceredigion County Council chief executive Eifion Evans rejected the business plan for a second time.
The exact time bin men are allowed to make noise in the early morning
The time that bins are collected in your area depends on your postcode and the local authority you reside in.
Toilet blocks could be responsibility of town council soon
The responsibility of maintaining and cleaning Cardigan’s four public toilet blocks could be transferred over to Cardigan Town Council as early as next month
Planned changes to alcohol licensing rules spark opposition
Proposed changes to how communities are informed about alcohol licensing decisions have sparked strong opposition in the media.
Need a job? There's plenty to do on the farm!
Work is in the news a lot, or rather the lack of it, with stories of job seekers finding it harder than ever to get employment.
The ultra rare £5 note worth £25,000 set to sell at auction next week
The rare £5 note, from the Bank of England’s Birmingham branch, will go under the hammer next week