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'Stunning' or 'eyesore' Cardiff approves 50-storey tower amid skyline backlash The 50-storey tower will have 528 apartments and be...
Blade falls off wind turbine - you can predict the reaction Part of a popular forest has been closed as a safety precaution while the wind turbine...
'Being Welsh can't be just about looking backwards' Our columnist asks what he would like Wales and Welshness to be know for It's...
New UK Government funding for Wales sparks job loss fears Andrew RT Davies chairs cross-party committee warning of job losses after UK...
Anger over plans to change hundreds of roads in Wales back to 30mph The Welsh Government is poised to alter speed limits on numerous roads across...
'Disgraceful' M&S exit leaves city angry and sad but not surprised The store has been a mainstay of Swansea city centre for decades, but...
'Rail in Wales has been a woeful tale. No more fanfare it's now time to deliver' Political editor Ruth Mosalski casts her eye over...
'Ordinary people are paying the price for Rachel Reeves' budget' In this opinion piece for WalesOnline, Plaid leader Rhun ap Iorwerth...
Drivers claim speed cameras in Wales are 'all about the money' The cameras will be installed on roads where there is said to be a high risk...
Cardiff hospital hit by sewage leaks as locals say 'heads must roll' The problems have come to light just weeks after almost 300 doctors...
New ski resort in Wales hailed as 'a fantastic opportunity' for tourism The Rhydycar West resort will include an indoor ski slope, water...
Wind farms set to go ahead, but critics fear they are chasing money Awel Y Môr off north Wales and Erebus off Pembrokeshire will power almost one...
Shock over pupil behaviour and teacher safety in 'one of the toughest jobs' WalesOnline readers have shared concerns about teacher safety...
20mph update prompts anger over 'absolute waste of money' WalesOnline readers have been reacting to a list of 20mph roads in Wales - and...
People are all saying the same thing after Eluned Morgan said ditch Netflix and 'go to the pub' First Minister Eluned Morgan said if people...
'I’m a survivor of sexual violence. I've seen powerful men rally around a predator like they're protecting a mate' Sara Robinson...
A huge mound of furniture and other items which has been dumped for a bonfire in a Valleys park has prompted the council, police and fire service to...
The fly-tippers were seen throwing parts of a sofa from a white van on the side of the busy A465, opposite Spring Valley Lakes in Glynneath, South...
Well, no-one expected that. In the Senedd's recess period, without voters marking a single X on a piece of paper, Reform UK has its first Senedd...
Wales, for the first time in a quarter of a century, is not the political outlier. The marking of a year to go until the Senedd elections was probably...
People remain very agitated about the whole 20mph thing in Wales. Whenever it's mentioned on social media, there's a pile-on from people...
Wales Online readers have been engaging in lively debates about the proposed large-scale wind farm development in Wales, expressing a mix of...
For decades the midlife crisis has been etched into the fabric of our society. An accepted throwaway phenomenon used as an excuse for impulsive acts...
Chances are you’ve probably packed away your daffodil or leek for another year, and the kids’ “Welsh costumes” are back on top of the...
In the embers of the General Election campaign last year lie many a broken promise. Few have proved to be more emblematic of Labour’s betrayal than...
Wales Online readers have been actively discussing the latest update on the final constituency boundaries for the 2026 Senedd election, which will see...
Wales Online readers have been expressing their feelings about the recent announcement that Oakwood Theme Park in Wales is shutting its doors,...
Wales Online readers have been discussing the ongoing consultation for a new ferry service between Swansea and South West England in our comments...
Wales Online followers have been debating Monmouthshire County Council's recent refusal to reconsider the imposition of the 20mph speed limit...
Our recent report on the distressing state of childhood poverty in Wales has sparked a wave of empathy among Wales Online readers. We reported that...
Supermarkets are an essential part of most people’s day-to-day lives. From what we wear to what we eat, everything can be found, and sourced from a...
Ever since the First Minister declared, without the slightest bit of irony, that having two Labour governments amounted to a ‘partnership in...
The wounds left by Cardiff University’s proposed ‘shell-shocking’ cuts which would see 400 jobs, and multiple departments axed, are still very...
I must confess, when I was told I would have to go to an A&E as I twisted and twirled on my bed in pain — I was contemplating riding it out. I had...
Wales Online readers are voicing their opinions on the recent revelation that tenders are now being invited for a new 120,000 sq ft headquarters for...
Wales Online readers have been reacting to the recent news that Cardiff University is planning to slash 400 jobs and discontinue various degree...
WalesOnline readers have been voicing their thoughts on the ambitious plans for a new food hall in Cardiff's city centre. The proposed...
Hooray! 2025 is to be an election-free year. That’s what’s promised for Wales anyway, although who knows in the current political climate? Nothing...
The recent spate of train cancellations across parts of Wales has left passengers and readers of Wales Online feeling frustrated and let down. Over...
It’s been two years since I moved to Wales, starting a new life for myself, and I remember the day I arrived distinctly. It was my first time...