Ruth Mosalski
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The dam-building project that claimed the lives of 44 men
Construction of the Vyrnwy Dam was a major project which involved hundreds of men and claimed dozens of lives. A memorial close to the scene, and near the drowned village of Llanwddyn, marks their sacrifice but it is fading and in need of restoration → Read More
Queen's bond with Wales shown in poignant pictures charting her record-breaking reign
Her most recent visit took place in October 2021 but the Queen had been a regular visitor to Wales throughout her years on the throne, offering comfort where needed and commemorating numerous significant occasions → Read More
The extraordinary story of the blind man from Wales who was on BBC's The Repair Shop
Nigel Garry went blind in an instant, and it has completely changed his life → Read More
Lying former councillor barred from holding public office for three years
Paul Dowson of Pembrokeshire made up allegations, lied and posted controversial messages → Read More
Monkeypox vaccine jabs will split into five smaller doses in Wales
'Fractional dosing' does not compromise protection and clinical results show 'it provides a near-identical immune response in patients', say experts → Read More
Universities 'need to make tuition fees closer to £22,000' for UK students, say bosses
University bosses say they are being forced to recruit more foreign students as they pay higher fees → Read More
People could be paid to use their dishwashers or tumble dryers overnight
People with smart meters could be paid to use some appliances at off-peak times this winter. Under plans consumers would be rewarded for changing the time they carry out use the dishwasher or tumble dryer - two high domestic energy devices. The National Grid ESO (electricity system operator) plans, first revealed by The Sunday Times, could mean people get as much as £6 per kWh saved, which would… → Read More
Andrew RT Davies has backed Liz Truss to be the next leader of the Conservative Party
He joined Conservatives from Scotland and Northern Ireland to write a piece backing the favourite → Read More
Criminal barristers vote to go on all-out strike in Wales and England
The action will lead to delays in thousands of criminal cases → Read More
Iceland boss says more people are shoplifting food as costs mount
The boss of Iceland has said his stores are reporting more instances of shoplifting as the cost of living crisis bites. In an interview, he said that the UK Government had to use all the levers it had "because ultimately, it's the consumer that will pay for it and it'll be jobs that will pay for it as well". Iceland boss Richard Walker, whose company is based in Deeside, told Tom Newton Dunn on… → Read More
Sewage has been released into the sea at Welsh beaches after the heatwave
More than 50 seaside beaches have warnings in place across the UK including tourist destinations → Read More
Liz Truss says British workers are lacking in 'graft'
The frontrunner to be the next Prime Minister said there was productivity was 'very different' in London compared to the rest of the UK → Read More
Plaid's Westminster leader apologises for handling of Jonathan Edwards' return to Parliament
Liz Saville Roberts said the party had not spoken to the victim in two years → Read More
Liz Truss says the UK is 'not four separate nations... but one great country'
She again said she would build an M4 relief road - a devolved area → Read More
Matsudai Ramen has opened its doors in Grangetown and we can't tell you just how good it is
It was packed on its opening night, and should be for an awful long time to come → Read More
There's a problem with the new passports which could cost you money
People who need to use a new style passport to renew their driving licence are being told to pay extra → Read More
People in second home hotspots could be given chance to sell property locally first
The Welsh Government say they hear of people offering lower prices to local sellers → Read More
Hosepipe ban announced for parts of Wales amid driest year since 1976
Dwr Cymru say it is necessary to ensure supplies can be maintained through the summer and into autumn → Read More
The 12 attacks on Wales and devolution from Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak
They both dropped a number of clichés like Welsh lamb and Shirley Bassey but also took aim at the Welsh Government → Read More
The things we learnt from the Conservative leadership hustings in Cardiff
One of the candidates has a thing for a certain Bond single → Read More