Swansea offers hope to former slave boy February 13, 2007 - A young man from Swaziland in Africa could receive a life-changing operation thanks to the combined efforts of staff and pupils at Swansea's Pentrehafod School, a warm-hearted surgeon and the University Hospital in Cardiff...
Big Brother's Glyn opens a new page February 13, 2007 - A new area for young people at Haverfordwest Library has been opened by Big Brother 2006 runner-up Glyn Wise. The former lifegu...
400 Turkey Plant Jobs Threatened in Wales Wales - More than 400 jobs are under threat at a turkey processing plant in Monmouthshire. Cranberry Foods, the UK's second largest turkey prod...
The Romans mined for gold here, the Tudor dynasty was founded here, and the Normans built castles here. Each of the major periods of history has left its mark on Wales, some more attractive than others. The scars of the industrial revolution are now being healed by a forward-looking people with their own National Assembly. But the sense of past can still be felt all around Wales: from a windy hilltop with a half-ruined castle, to the quiet darkness of a mine miles underground.
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