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£1,000 a year pay rise for councillors confirmed
Courts
Aberaeron men charged with aggravated burglary
Politics
15,000 people helped to buy home
Planning
Fresh Llanwnnen home plan called in again
Football
Town secures promotion with Treowen Stars win
Senedd passes homelessness response bill
Gwynedd Council's Article 4 policy quashed: Campaigners celebrate
Entertainment
Theatr Mwldan society film offers intimate Gaza perspective
Cardigan stun Saints with sensational comeback
Powys residents more likely to be ID'd for alcohol deliveries at home
New dementia wing for care home approved
Football team rescues loo-less mum by digging up collapsed sewage pipe
Pianist John Paul Ekins to open Dolgellau Music Club's 2026 season
Calls for stronger action to tackle homelessness
Llanon man charged with two burglaries
Missing dog Petrul returns home safe
Health
Shake up of audiology services in Wales
UK faces three million tonne festive waste crisis: Reduce your impact
A historic Grade II listed home, once a manorial court in Machynlleth, is on the market for over £475,000. It blends medieval architecture with modern lifestyle appeal.
Grade II home in Machynlleth for £475,000
Gwynedd Homebuy scheme expands support
Home plan for former St Dogmaels chapel
Motor Sport
Pryce aims for RAC Rally win after setbacks
Tomi Evans' hat-trick secures Nefyn United cup victory
Ceredigion League: Felinfach climb to top with 2-1 win over Crymych
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