A collection of essays on hearing loss by an Aberystwyth University creative writing student has been hailed the winner of an award hosted by literary magazine New Welsh Review.
Fiction as a Hearing Aid by Ed Garland, expertly examines how literature can provide comfort

There will be a new face in the strength and conditioning team that welcomes the squad back for pre-season training at Llandarcy next month after the appointment of Simon Church.
Church joins the Ospreys after spending five years at the Dragons and will work with

Hats off to the team at Wales Wildlife Watch for their hard work in tackling a problem highlighted by this blog earlier this week.
Vandals and open-air drinkers have set fires in the woodland at Sandy Water Park (Coed Cefn Padrig) and left

Council officers are pulling out all the stops to uncover the source of a fly problem in parts of Llanelli.
They have been working around the clock with outside organisations to try to identify the cause in and around the Llanelli area, following calls

Welcoming the findings of a new report, Swansea Bay City Deal leaders say a number of major planned developments will soon combine to help Wales cut its carbon footprint.
Forming part of the Re-Energising Wales project being led by the Institute of Welsh Affairs (IWA),

By Mark Jones, director of Carmarthen-based Clay Shaw Butler chartered accountants and business consultants.
Over the coming years, the government plans to phase in its landmark Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative, which will see taxpayers move to a fully digital tax system.
However, HMRC has