Cambrian News

The Cambrian News is a prestigious weekly newspaper that has received numerous awards and serves a large readership across mid, west, and north Wales. It holds the title of the top-selling weekly newspaper in Wales and is available in six different editions, which focus on areas including Aberystwyth, south Ceredigion, Cardigan & Newcastle Emlyn, Montgomeryshire, Meirionnydd, and Arfon/Dwyfor.

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Garry Clark ranks in UK's top 5 sommeliers at Bala's Palé Hall

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Garry Clark (second from left) with Matteo Furlan, The Dorchester, Emma Denney, Claridges and Vincenzo Arnese, Raffles. Photo: Simon Williams (Copyright: See previous)Palé Hall Hotel is raising a glass to head sommelier Garry Clark who has been named in the UK’s top five. The prestigious 2025 Top 100 Sommeliers by The Sommelier Edit highlights the UK’s most talented wine professionals.
Impact award for Cardigan Bay Watersports volunteer Stephen

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Halliday

Stephen Wood (right) receives his RYA Cymru Wales Impact Award from Cardigan Bay Watersports Centre Principal Crawford McLeary (Cardigan Bay Watersports)A VOLUNTEER who has dedicated more than two decades of his retirement to Cardigan Bay Watersports has received an RYA Cymru Wales Impact Award.
Lowri and Finlay take on Lloyds National Road Championships time-trial

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Halliday

Lowri Richards and Finlay Tarling took on the time trial (Ceredigion County Council)FFOSYFFIN’S Finlay Tarling suffered disappointment in the under-23 Lloyds National Time Trial Championship in and around Aberaeron on Thursday. The Israel-Premier Tech Academy rider suffered gearing issues and had to change bikes which ruined his race. The route started 100m from the 18-year-old former Ysgol Gyfun Aberaeron pupil’s home.
Pwllheli RNLI aids yacht in stormy seas, rescuing two

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Pwllheli RNLI D-class lifeboat launching on service Sunday 22 June 2025. Photo: RNLI/Mike Thorpe (Copyright: See previous)Pwllheli RNLI rescued two people when bad weather left them struggling to control their yacht. Also in the newsThe RNLI were called on 22 June, and arrived on scene swiftly when strong winds and an opposing tide prevented the 7.5m yacht entering the harbour entrance. The lifeboat escorted the yacht into the safety of Pwllheli Marina.
Wales Golf launches ‘Give Golf a Go’ campaign to inspire more women to get involved

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Halliday

Hannah McAllister, CEO of Wales Golf (Wakes Golf)WALES Golf has announced the official launch of its new flagship participation campaign, ‘Give Golf a Go’, aimed at encouraging more women and juniors across Wales to take their first steps into the sport in a welcoming, supportive and accessible way.
A Streetcar Named Desire will be screened at Cardigan's Mwldan

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Gillian Anderson is 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. Photo: Johan Persson (Copyright: See previous)Gillian Anderson (Sex Education), Vanessa Kirby (The Crown), and Ben Foster (Lone Survivor) lead the cast in Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece A Streetcar Named Desire (15), screening at Cardigan’s Mwldan from 15 July.
Gwynedd Council unveils £15,000 grant for local businesses

1 day ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Gwynedd Council will launch a new grant package on 1 July to help small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) strengthen their resilience and improve efficiency. Funded by the council and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the scheme will offer grants of up to £15,000 to eligible local businesses.
Gwynedd PCSOs tackle county lines and drugs in Tywyn and Aberdyfi

2 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

PCSO Paula and PCSO Delia have been out in Blaenau Ffestiniog. Photo: NWP Gwynedd South (Copyright: See previous)Gwynedd PCSOs have been busy, with some of the team been doing leaflet drops in the Tywyn and Aberdyfi areas to raise awareness around county lines and drugs. Also in the newsNorth Wales Police hope this engagement will get the community to assist them with what is going on locally. They have also been doing joint patrols with ADRA housing officers in those areas to tackle the problem.
Llanbedr bypass funding: Demands for action grow

2 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

The First Minister has been challenged over the withdrawal of funds for Llanbedr bypass. Dwyfor Meirionnydd MS Mabon ap Gwynfor called on Eluned Morgan to make funding available for Gwynedd Council to push ahead with the bypass. Speaking in the Senedd on Wednesday, 25 June, Mr ap Gwynfor said: “You will be aware of the Llanbedr Bypass Scheme – it was your government that withdrew funding, therefore it’s your government that has prevented those plans from being developed.
National cycling championships return to Aberaeron

2 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Halliday

Taking on the challenging TT route (Colin Ewart)THE first two champions at the Lloyds National Road Championships Time trials have been crowned today. Pontyclun’s Zoe Backstedt took her first Lloyds National Road Championships Women's TT title with a storming ride in 0:38:48.84 beating defending champion Anna Henderson and Pfeiffer Georgi to the title. Earlier in the day Scotsman Callum claimed the Under-23 Mens TT title with a time of 0:35:26.98.