News from Wales

• Public Urged to Act Against Powys Pylon Expansion Plans
• Community rally against wind turbines threatening iconic Welsh walk.
• Residents Split Over Caerphilly Bin Collection Plan
• Candidates reveal top priorities for North Shropshire voters.
• Vale of Glamorgan Ranks Fourth in Greenest Areas Study
• Young Welsh Students Demonstrate Climate Action at Senedd Event
• Chaser Paul Sinha Praises Oswestry as "Absolutely Delightful
• Shropshire Council warns against rural lane fly-tipping habit
• Oswestry Arts Group Set to Bring Wonderland Tale to Stage
• West Mercia Commissioner Increases Investment in Hate Crime Awareness
• Ellesmere Triathlon Brings Road Closures on June 30
• Man Faces Jail for Ramming Oswestry Pub Staff
• New Mile End bridge to boost Oswestry connections
• Co-op offers £5m funding for community groups nationwide
• Local Anger Rises Against Proposed Wind Turbine Development
• Newport shines as one of UK's sunniest cities.
• Newport Cathedral Hosts Eco Fair to Promote Sustainability
• Denbighshire Schools Shine in National Carbon Reduction Conference
• Local Charities Receive Over £6K Donation from Recycling Company
• Newport residents warned against dumping household waste in bins
• Kronospan Chirk Factory to Invest Millions in Net Zero
• Ffos y Fran restoration funding shortfall prompts setbacks
• Collaboration improves farming practices in Monmouthshire rivers.
• Whitmore Bay water quality safe for bathing, NRW assures
• Concern Grows Over Future of Gwent Levels Landscape
• Gething Reassures Public on Gwent Levels Protection Commitment
• Newport council unveils plan to tackle air pollution crisis
• Shropshire Council Urges National Parties to Boost Net-Zero Efforts
• Powys mayor demands windfarm referendum for local community input
• Stunning Aurora Borealis photos light up the UK night