Wales
Not enough specific news from Aber Rhaeadr. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Wales.
Mining teams achieve a significant milestone by breaking through into the Old Oak Common station box, linking it to the wider HS2 route.
A comprehensive programme will assess the social, economic, environmental, and football impacts of the tournament from 2026 to 2030.
New funding will advance the safe and effective use of ozone in food storage to reduce waste and enhance safety.
Emerging European virus identified in cattle in Wales and England, prompting continued monitoring by Defra and APHA.
Over 500 young people attended the event at the Eden Project, securing hundreds of job and apprenticeship opportunities.
New report offers a unified view of company performance, highlighting strengths in drinking water quality and areas needing improvement, particularly pollution incidents.
New joint regulator report targets underperforming water executives, with potential bonus bans and site visits for pollution incidents.
Network Rail announces significant investment in track, signals, and power lines to improve reliability and passenger experience.
Government-backed loans offer interest-free and low-interest options for clean energy technology installations across the UK.
Government body seeks views on simplifying property registration fees and improving public access to land ownership data.
Over 400 suppliers gathered on Ynys Môn to explore opportunities supporting the delivery of the UK's first small modular reactors at Gwyndod.
Government initiative offers trades simulations and career advice, backed by £2.5 billion investment to boost youth employment.
