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  • 1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

    There are a number of activities taking place across Ceredigion, Powys and Meirionnydd (Supplied)Looking for some last-minute inspiration for an Easter day out? Mid Wales is full of fun, family-friendly events and adventures to get involved in. Also in the newsMeet the Easter Bunny, get a boxed egg and enjoy a garden-wide hunt for signs of spring. Entry is from £6 per child (includes one free adult), with normal admission fees for extras.

  • 1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

    NRW says it is looking at the implications of banning cars from the popular Ceredigion beach (Cambrian News)Environment chiefs are still considering banning cars from Ynyslas beach, emails between NRW bosses and campaigners have revealed. The Cambrian News revealed last year for Natural Resources Wales was considering banning vehicles from accessing the popular beach, which draws thousands of visitors from far and wide each year.

  • 1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

    Isabelle and Daniel (DPP)A teenage pair who went missing from their home near Cardigan have been found safe and well, police say. Also in the newsAn appeal was launched last week after Isabelle and Daniel, both 16-years-old, were reported missing from their homes near Cardigan. The pair were spotted in Llandudno and in Aberystwyth.

  • 1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

    Aberystwyth mayor, Cllr Maldwyn Pryse officially opening the site (Aberystwyth Town Council)Aberystwyth Mayor, Cllr Maldwyn Pryse has officially opened a new growing space along Plascrug Avenue. 100 raised beds have been placed on unused land near the bowling club last year and on Saturday, 12 April, the ribbon was cut on the site. The allotments are available to local residents, who will be able to use them to grow vegetables of their choosing.

  • 1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

    Portable toilets have been placed across disabled parking bays at Bwlch Nant yr Arian (Cambrian News)Portaloos placed outside a now-closed visitor centre are costing the taxpayer £15,000 for six months, a freedom of information request has revealed. The portable toilets were placed across disabled parking bays outside Bwlch Nant yr Arian's visitor centre after bosses at National Resources Wales decided to close it on 31 March, despite fierce local objection.

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Dylan Davies
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3 Feb 25

Cllr Rhodri Evans said a 9.9% council tax rise was not acceptable and the council should look at staffing costs of its higher-paid members

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Ceredigion Chief Executive clashes with independent leader over council tax hike https://t.co/y4EcFc45ny

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9 Jan 25

I don’t hate it… https://t.co/wW4gWgasZY

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28 Nov 24

One board member said ‘centralisation was inevitable’ whilst Hywel Dda’s chair said they needed to be ‘bold and courageous’

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Ceredigion patients will have to travel further for treatment in the future, health board warns https://t.co/ES7utnEJs9