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An application has been submitted for the proposed demolition of a redundant hot food takeaway and adjacent structure at 6-8 Ammanford Road, Tycroes. The plan is to replace these with a ground floor ...
A county councillor has expressed how ‘delighted’ she was when Tycroes Rugby Club was awarded funding of £42,000.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy has reiterated the need for “regional stability” in the Middle East following talks with US officials, as Israel continued to strike Iranian targets on Monday.
America “does not seek war” with Iran, Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth has said in the aftermath of a surprise US attack on ...
Ireland’s deputy premier will attend a gathering of EU leaders in Brussels, two days after the US launched an attack on Iran. Simon Harris, who is also Ireland’s foreign affairs minister, said the ...
Reform UK would reinstate non-dom status for wealthy individuals for a £250,000 fee which would be given to Britain’s poorest workers, Nigel Farage has announced. On Monday, the party leader and MP ...
A fundraising campaign has been launched to bring one of the earliest works by JMW Turner back to the city of Bristol where the artist painted it when he was 17 years old. The Rising Squall, Hot Wells ...
It comes as charities Reunite Families UK and Coram published reports that documented the ‘significant emotional and psychological harm’ ...
Flying Scotsman will appear at the world’s largest gathering of historic and modern railway vehicles in August. Train manufacturer Alstom announced that the locomotive will be part of the Greatest ...
Many people favour security processes on their account over ease of access, a survey for TransUnion indicates.
The US president posted on social media, seemingly contradicting his administration’s calls to resume negotiations.
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