Rail strikes: Wales tourism bosses worry for industry
On one of the hottest weekends, holiday businesses fear disruption will put people off railways.
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Housing: Families left feeling helpless in search for homes
One mother says she was told that having a baby was putting her family at a disadvantage.
Llandudno campsite’s Hollywood style-sign to be taken down
A farmer says his sign for the pop-up campsite was deemed as “visual clutter” by the council.
Dafydd Wigley: Welsh independence less likely if Scotland stays
Former Plaid leader Dafydd Wigley says there would be a “greater focus” on a redesigned UK.
Abersoch: Two injured after vehicle falls off cliff face
The two people were thrown from the vehicle which fell a “considerable distance”, rescuers say.
Prestatyn girl makes homeless blankets from crisp packets
Alyssa has made over 200 blankets for homeless people in north Wales using 10,000 crisp packets.
Man accused of Margaret Barnes’ Barmouth murder in court
Margaret Barnes’ family say their lives “will never be the same again”.
Bangor shop owner catches seagull thief on camera
A Bangor shop owner is visited by a cheeky seagull who makes off without paying.
Snowdonia: Student Christopher Wilson died after 1,300ft fall
Christopher Wilson suffered “multiple substantial injuries” in a fall while walking with his father.
Barmouth: Man charged with murder of Margaret Barnes
The 71-year-old woman from Birmingham died last month in Barmouth, Gwynedd.
