A window on West Wales
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WHEN Euros Lewis's TV career began to blossom 10 years ago, he resisted the temptation to put himself among the movers and shakers in the world of the Welsh media by moving to Cardiff.
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Welsh homeowners are to find out if they will have to pay a larger share of council tax next year.
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By DAVID JAMES South Wales Echo  Protests were today being held at the official opening a Valleys composting facility. Environment minister Carwyn Jones was opening the In Vessel composting facility at Bryn Quarry, near Caerphilly, this morning.
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The picturesque territory of Wales in the United Kingdom is stepping up efforts to become a high-tech region that can compete with China, India, and Russia in the outsourcing market.
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Thousands of children across Wales are to be asked their views for an United Nations report on children's rights.
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By Mary Hopkin, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Sep.
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A plan to build 27 houses on rough grassland will be debated by a planning committee.   Bett Homes has submitted the application to Derwentside District Council to develop land at Four Winds, on Wesley Terrace, Castleside, Consett, and the site was previously a wooded area.
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Various parts of the UK, particularly Scotland and Northern Ireland, are set to be hit strong winds.
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A SURVEY found rare and important plants are still thriving in parts of North Wales.   The tendency to move away from mixed farming sparked fears fewer plants connected to arable land, such as the marigold and cornflower, would be seen in Gwynedd.
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THE COMPANIES behind the bid for TBI may be little-known in Wales, but there is no doubt that they represent a strong mix of financial clout and airports expertise.
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Britain's biggest literary festival - a fortnight's worth of readings, signings, debates and discussions - brings huge numbers of visitors to the small, but perfectly formed for the bookish, town of Hay-on-Wye each year.  This year was the festival's 20th, offering some 400 opportunities to put a face and a voice to names on spines. Guardian photographer Martin Godwin has been busy around the site, and for those who missed the festival here are some of his portraits of the visiting luminaries meeting their public over the past fortnight.  For a sample of these authors' voices, visit our audio archive of readings and interviews from the daily Haycasts.
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Southwest Washington is an antique vision of the future. It's mid-century's idea of "progress," a never-to-be-repeated experiment in bulldozing shabby if genuine neighborhoods and replacing them with chilly high-rise modernity. To this day it struggles to present much sense of life or soul.
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Servicemen and women who died in wars are remembered across Wales on Remembrance Day.
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Wales coach Gareth Jenkins is well aware that Saturday's Six Nations rugby union international against Scotland here at Murrayfield has the potential to shape his side's season.
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By SALLY WILLIAMS Western Mail  Fin whales delighted onlookers when they turned up for the first time in Welsh climate-changed waters.
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Six families were moved from their homes in a chemical scare when fire broke out in a disused former steelworks building. About 40 firefighters were called out to the blaze at the old Ivor Works building at Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil, at 4.40pm yesterday.
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Rhodri Morgan will map out how he believes Wales can strengthen as he closes Welsh Labour's conference.