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Assembly member David Rees looks at school walking route risk
ABERAVON AM David Rees has gone out on foot to see the potential risks Briton Ferry youngsters may face walking to the proposed new super-school. Mr Rees, along with Briton Ferry West councillor Hugh James, carried out the journey from Llansawel Crescent to Western Avenue playing fields this morning.
Hyperlocals secure 'neighbourhood news' funding
Five hyperlocal websites have each been awarded A 10,000 from the Carnegie UK Trust .
Tata Steel loses A 840m as demand drops
India's Tata Steel has dropped into the red after wiping A 1bn off the value of its European arm, largely due to the writedown Tata Steel's Managing Director Hemant Nerurkar and Europe MD Karl-Ulrich Koehler consult before the Mumbai conference.
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Neath Port Talbot Council appoints new director of education
Live updates as Mark Bridger takes the stand for a second day at his trial for the murder of April Jones The pair who shot to fame in a new-look Wales back-row in the 2011 World Cup are back together again on Lions duty We take a look at what's happening on the opening day of Hay Festival 2013 with live reports and gossip from the field and what to ... (more)
Bonnie Tyler's Eurovision appearance beamed Swansea Bay delights to millions
Robin Turner on how Bonnie Tyler managed to make a winning contribution to Swansea Bay's future despite a disappointing night in Malmo Last weekend when the sun was shining on a Gower peninsula carpeted with captivating bluebells and waving wild garlic, Bonnie Tyler brought images of Swansea Bay to a TV audience of 125 million people.
'Win would show city's a true cultural capital'
MP Geraint Davies has said winning UK City of Culture 2017 would underpin Swansea's position as the true cultural centre of South Wales.
South East Asian steel entrepreneur emerges as potential buyer of Rowecord Engineering
The Newport-based family business went into administration last month with the loss of more than 400 jobs due to cashflow problems and a fall in orders.
Unison in line for streetdance championships
The stage is set for a Milford Haven dance group, which qualified for the streetdance world championships in Denmark this autumn.
Star of the future Rory Thornton gets his opportunity with the Ospreys
Second-row Thornton, Jordan Collier, Calum Davies and Adam Williams have all been given chances to make the grade as professional players.
Bala Town cap a season to remember for north Wales clubs
Welsh Football Weekly: Bala Town's 1-0 triumph over Port Talbot in the Europa League play-off at the weekend sealed a season of Welsh Premier dominance for north Wales clubs.
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IT was very interesting to read that Neath Port Talbot Council and its cabinet members are to consider proposals to improve waste and recycling strategy .
Glynneath's Elise Evans speaks about her experience on The Voice
In an interview with Paul Child for The Welsh Show this week Elise said Sir Tom Jones was someone she always looked up to.
Bus driver Alyn Davies, 45, avoids jail after sexually assaulting school girl
Alyn Davies grabbed the girl round her chest and placed an arm between her legs to pick her up off the floor.
Anthony Hopkins to take on role in New York mobster biopic Gotti
Welsh acting legend Anthony Hopkins has been named in the cast of the highly anticipated biopic of American mafiosi John Gotti.
Owen Teale on getting passionate with Zoe Wanamaker
Versatile actor Owen is enthralling audiences as a middle-aged man caught up an affair.
Calls for cash for greener buses as figures show Wales trailing...
Lack of grants in Wales blamed for nation's eco-bus shortage, while 434 are on the roads over the border The Welsh Government has been urged to fund greener buses as towns and cities struggle to cut air pollution, amid suggestions Wales is lagging behind England and Scotland on the issue.
Local government shake-up could change council tax bills by hundreds of pounds, AM warns
Households could face changes of hundreds of pounds in their council tax bills under any future shake-up of Wales' local authorities, a Labour AM and former council leader has warned.
Unison in line for streetdance championships
The stage is set for a Milford Haven dance group, which qualified for the streetdance world championships in Denmark this autumn.