A WREXHAM headteacher is retiring after almost two decades at a local school. Kevin Williams, headteacher of Ysgol Bryn Tabor in Coedpoeth, is stepping down this week as he waves a bittersweet and ...

Eighties rock legend John Parr is set to appear at Wrexham Library. John Parr, known for hits featured in films such as St. Elmo’s Fire, Three Men and a Baby, and The Running Man, will be at the ...

Young people in Wales will soon be able to travel by bus for just £1. The new scheme will begin on September 1 and will offer 16 to 21-year-olds unlimited travel on participating bus services for just ...

A 96-mile fundraising trek has raised thousands for the Welsh Air Ambulance. Joanna Lightfoot, 48, from Llanarmon-yn-Iâl, completed the West Highland Way in memory of her husband Jim, who died 14 ...

The loyal order parades come after the burning of bonfires at hundreds of sites across the region as part of the annual festivities.

A father-of-three who is suing holiday provider Tui at the High Court after a quad bike crash is “not the same person” after the incident, and the pain he suffers can be “unbearable”, he has said.

Tony Holliday’s wife Bev urged travellers to ‘look out for things that we didn’t see’ when going on excursions while on holiday.

Elsewhere, effigies of the Irish rap group Kneecap, Irish flags and sectarian slogans were burned on pyres across Northern Ireland.

The Government has said the Bank of England will monitor cash acceptance on an ongoing basis, following a Treasury Committee report which raised concerns about the future of coins and banknotes.

Some 241 of the 242 people on board the plane were killed when it crashed and struck a medical college in Ahmedabad on June 12.

Lord Ara Dazi and Professor Sir Stephen Powis are urging resident doctors to reconsider strikes planned for later this month.

Effigies of the Irish rap group Kneecap, Irish flags and sectarian slogans are topping loyalist bonfires in Northern Ireland. It comes the night after effigies of migrants in a boat were burned on top ...