News from Wales

• Oswestry Lib Dems Respond to Climate Panel Controversy
• Councillor Duncan Kerr Disappointed Over Climate Panel Decision
• Radiation levels drop significantly in Vale of Glamorgan
• Community Group Urges Protection of Barry Harbour Wildlife
• Local Club Embraces Sustainability with Electric Car Charging Stations
• Vale of Glamorgan PSB's Bold Plan for Climate Action
• Witness describes rare dolphin attack in Ceredigion sighting.
• Airbus reveals plans to reduce climate impact of contrails
• Waterways in North Shropshire hit hard by sewage dumping
• Vale of Glamorgan Leads Wales in Soft Plastics Recycling
• Vale of Glamorgan Council Electrifies Recycling Fleet with New Vehicles
• Sewage Spills Over in Oswestry Waterways, 3,449 Hours Recorded
• Vale residents offered investment opportunity in solar energy scheme
• Treflach Farm in Shropshire transforms into community horticulture hub.
• Mountainous Ash Mound to Vanish from Aberthaw Landscape
• Barry campaigner urges repurposing of abandoned incinerator site
• Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Boosts Sustainability Efforts
• Barry Port to Transform into Cutting-Edge Clean Growth Hub
• Severn Estuary saltmarsh restoration project aims to boost biodiversity
• Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze at Ron Skinner and Sons
• Potholes Top List of UK Drivers' Biggest Concerns: RAC
• New Eco-Friendly £20M School for Special Needs Students
• Cywain Showcases Up-and-Coming Welsh Producers at Royal Welsh Show
• Powys Sees Decrease in Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2022
• Newport's Emerging Role in Data Centre Technology Expansion
• Confusion over Gwent public sector IT audit findings
• Broadcaster Steve Backshall Raises Concerns Over Influx of Deadly Creatures
• New Gaerwen Wind Farm Plans: Community Consultation Underway
• Barry energy firm launches academy for green workforce revival
• Protesters oppose Powys wind farm proposal with community hike