Nation.Cymru
nation.cymru
Actively hiring
Ride Hailing
Follow
Overview
News
Salaries
Products
People
Growth
Offices
Financials
Overview
Leon Barton For all the talk about the new Wales shirt looking like a Merthyr pub carpet from 1991, and the Bellamy to Burnley nonsense, there are actually several reasons to be cheerful for Wales fans as we look to the months ahead. For starters, we’re in Nations League Group A.
News
Welsh councils collect more than £12m from parking fines in a year
Parking charge notice placed on the windscreen of a car - Photo Yui Mok/PA Wire Nation Cymru staff Welsh councils collected more than £12 million from parking fines over a 12-month period, according to figures obtained through Freedom of Information reque
Read more
Report
Married couple removed from council due to non attendance
Bob Rogers and Abersychan councillor Lynda Clarkson Twm Owen Local Democracy Reporter A married couple have lost their positions as councillors after failing to attend any meetings for six months. Jules and Bob Rogers were both elected as Labour councillo
Read more
Report
Developers in talks over key site in regeneration plans
The former housing block on Clos Sant Paul, Llanelli. Photo Richard Youle Richard Youle, Local Democracy reporter Developers are in talks over the future of a prominent empty building at the heart of long-running regeneration plans. Carmarthenshire County
Read more
Report
BBC Countryfile star shares story of 'threatening' encounter while out walking in West Wales
Fergus Collins on BBC Countryfile Magazine's Facebook Amelia Jones A BBC presenter has revealed how a countryside walk with his son and a friend was interrupted after a woman confronted them over their use of a public footpath. Countryfile Magazine Plodca
Read more
Report
Calls grow to bring outdoor swimming pool back to seaside town
The site of the former lido in Barry. Photo via Google Kieran Molloy, Local Democracy Reporter More than 1,000 people have backed calls to bring an outdoor swimming pool back to a Welsh seaside town almost 30 years after its famous lido closed. Residents
Read more
Report
Former director fined after repeated breaches at north Wales waste site
Dee Bank Industrial Estate, Bagillt A former company director has been fined and ordered to carry out unpaid work after repeatedly breaching environmental rules at a waste site in north Wales. On Friday 14 August 2026, Oliver Kirkbride, former director of
Read more
Report
Campaigners oppose Welsh Government's participation in 'arms fair'
ICC Wales Martin Shipton A coalition of anti-war, human rights, climate, faith, Welsh independence and student groups is gearing up to protest what campaigners have branded the "Welsh Government Arms Fair". The protest will rally outside ICC Wales in Newp
Read more
Report
Railway bridge vandalised ahead of planned mural
Tags sprayed on the side of the railway bridge at The Highway, New Inn, Pontypool Twm Owen, Local Democracy Reporter Vandals have scrawled graffiti style tags over a railway bridge that had just been given a fresh undercoat in preparation for an authorise
Read more
Report
Professional traveller calls Welsh location 'one of the most beautiful I've ever been in my life'
"Whitesands bay" by eleda 1 is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0 Nation Cymru staff A 'professional traveller' from the United States has named a Welsh location 'one of the most beautiful places I have ever been in my entire life'. Annie Fitzsimmons is a luxury
Read more
Report
Some retailers not passing on wholesale fuel price falls quickly enough - CMA
Petrol station pumps. Image: Engin Akyurt via Pexels Holly Williams, Press Association Business Editor Some petrol stations are still not passing on changes in wholesale prices quickly enough and more than a thousand warning letters have been sent to reta
Read more
Report
Show more news