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GUEST COLUMN:Tom LewisRegional Transport Programme ManagerGrowing Mid Wales Transport investment is most valuable when people can see and feel the difference it makes to their ever...
GUEST COLUMN:Cllr Jackie CharltonCabinet Member for a Greener PowysPowys County Council The economic ambitions of Mid Wales depend on our ability to connect people, businesses and...
GUEST COLUMN:Cllr Shelley ChildsCabinet Member for Highways and Environmental ServicesCeredigion County Council Across Mid Wales the distances between towns and communities mean th...
One of my favourites, though, is in the far western reaches, one of the remotest places in the country
In the first of three columns for Country Life, Sarah Corbett-Winder reveals why she finally moved to Wales with her young family after decades living in London.
Mid Wales is seeking to turn digital demand into a regional economic opportunity by strengthening skills, improving infrastructure and bringing employers, education providers and p...
GUEST COLUMN:Councillor Rob StewartLeaderSwansea Council South West Wales is as well placed as any region in the country to turn floating offshore wind into a long-term industrial...
GUEST COLUMN:Tomos AttewellInvest LeadGlobalWelsh Until recently, where you founded a company mattered almost as much as what you were building. The prevailing wisdom was clear: su...
It's been voted one of the most romantic ruins in the country
While many of us have probably visited the touristy hotspots like Tenby, Gower, and St David's, one historic town near the coast might have been overlooked
It's got layers of history as well as a rather off-putting but incredible discovery embedded into one of the walls
Rhayader reinforced its reputation as the Outdoors Capital of Wales when the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women raced through the town and the spectacular Elan Valley at the weekend. The...
Location, sea views, history, and the most unique of neighbours
GUEST COLUMN:Rory HutchingsPartner and Head of Agriculture and Estates TeamHCR Law Farmers are well used to managing weather risk and planning farming operations around the forecas...
Colby Woodland Garden is a remarkable 18th-century coalfield transformed into a hidden woodland garden
GUEST COLUMN:Julia StevensDirector of Industry DeliveryThe Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) Workforce mobility has historically played a key role in the Welsh constructi...
GUEST COLUMN:Gwenllian Mai BrassingtonDigital Connectivity Project ManagerAmbition North Wales Within most businesses there are processes that absorb more time, money or staff reso...
A pretty sunny day along the shore, weaving through farmland, grazing cattle and sheep all the way to Holy Island The post DAY 10 – Wales Coast Path | On the Way to Holy Island ap...
You might have seen this far in the distance, standing atop a hill, but have you ever been there? It's well worth it, with some spectacular views for miles around
GUEST COLUMN:David RobertsChairNorth Wales Regional Skills Partnership North Wales is entering a period in which the scale of economic investment will place unprecedented demands o...
It's one of the world's biggest cultural festivals being held in the beautiful heart of north Pembrokeshire
Margam Park has trails, parks a castle and deer
Wales receives less money per person than England in several key areas, writes our columnist
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