9 hrs ago | IcWales
Bena s ready to clean up by taking over police contracts
AN ENTREPRENEUR who turned a window cleaning round into a business employing 60 people is targeting police forces to offer crime scene cleaning services.
Science has provided the key to unlocking the potential of food
Sugar keeps sheep happy, and has revolutionised food production, says Steve Jones.
Tragic death teen heard voices telling him to kill
Friends of a gifted teenager who killed himself in June told an inquest he had heard voices telling him to kill people.
Police launch 20,000 murder probe after psychics tell them suicide...
Police launch 20,000 murder probe after psychics tell them suicide man's ghost said: 'I was strangled by gangsters' By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:58 PM on 05th November 2009 Tip-off: Carlos Assaf, 32, was found hanged in his flat.
Students warned after sex attack
DETECTIVES investigating a serious sexual assault by two men on a teenage student last night urged women in a Welsh University town not to walk home alone.
Warning on Walesa flood preparations
A "COMPLACENT" attitude to protecting Wales' coastal defences has left them neglected at a time when the danger of flooding is expected to rise, a report from the Wales Audit Office warns.
A GOAL from Celtic's Somali-born wonderkid Islam Feruz, still only 14 years old, sent Wales spinning to Victory Shield under-16 defeat at Rhyl's Belle Vue ground.
More from YouGova s Welsh poll
More from YouGov's Welsh poll Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Anthony Wells The full tables for YouGov's Welsh poll for the University of Aberystwyth are now available here .
7.5 million for Bronglais Hospital
More than A 7.5million Welsh Assembly Government funding will be invested in a project that will pave the way for a major re-development of Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth, Health Minister Edwina Hart announced today.
Terror in the UK at the 4th Annual Abertoir National Horror Fest
The fall screenings and film events are in full-swing, and Fango just got the full details on Abertoir, the National Horror Festival of Wales , which will hold it's 4th Annual event at Aberystwyth Arts Centre from November 4th a ' 8th in the UK.
Panic over - thanks to settled weather
As we neared the end of the first week of September an increasing feeling of panic was setting in as we had not done any combining at all.
Fixation explored in cutting-edge play
THE FIRST English-language performances of A Wounded Knif e, by internationally acclaimed dramatist Howard Barker, will be at Aberystwyth Arts Centre Studio from Wednesday to Saturday, 21-24 October .
Building crush death was accident
A construction worker died when he was crushed between a steel beam and the basket of a cherry picker he was operating, an inquest has heard.
Passengers' petition rescues bus
A daily morning bus service linking two counties has been saved after 500 people signed a passenger's petition.
Collector's sadness over tractors
A collector who auctioned his farm machinery, including 133 classic and vintage tractors, says it was like "losing part of the family". Peter Bourne, 75, of Ynyslas, near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, who built up his collection over 20 years, saw it sell for more than 650,000. The most expensive lot was a 1974 Leyland County tractor, which went for ...
Dyfed-Powys Police are investigating a complaint of robbery at Quay West Holiday Resort in New Quay.
AM welcomes new Assembly offices in Aberystwyth
Ceredigiona TMs Elin Jones AM has said that the official opening of the Assembly Governmenta TMs new offices at Parc-y-Llyn, Aberystwyth, yesterday marks the culmination of her long-running campaign to attract the civil service base to the area.
Bypass linking two counties opens
A new road which it is hoped will improve links between Ceredigion and Carmarthen is due to open to traffic.
Lapse in GP Out-of-Hours Cover Worries Am
An admission that Pembrokeshire was left without GP cover overnight once last month is of great concern to local AM Paul Davies.
Broadcaster Hannan dies aged 68
Patrick Hannan's 'erudition and wit brought a rare depth and authority to everything he did' said former BBC Wales controller and close friend Geraint Talfan Davies Patrick Hannan, the Welsh broadcaster and journalist, who reported politics in Wales for more than 40 years, has died after a short illness, aged 68.