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Young woman 'was made to feel like a criminal' by police during welfare check

"This was supposed to be a welfare check, but they were making me feel like I had done something wrong"

Bristol Post

Tokyo World 2022: Everything you need to know about line up, band times and transport

It's time to start preparing for one of the biggest music festivals in Bristol

Bristol Post

‘It’s made me sick’ 100-year-old garden centre told they must tear down shops or face criminal conviction

'It’s cost us 12 and a half grand appealing it, and they’ve all been refused'

Wales Online

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Australia quietly mourns passing of an era with Queen’s death as thoughts turn to a republic

Elizabeth’s death and Charles’s ascension has Australia – at once an old and young country – questioning what sort of nation it is and wants to be

The Guardian - AU

The eyewatering difference in the prices of everyday food items in a Tesco Express compared to a Tesco Extra

I scoured a Tesco Extra and a Tesco Express in Cardiff to find the cheapest products for the exact same shopping list

Wales Online

The family-run restaurant that couldn't afford tables but now has so many awards they've lost count

Vegetarian Food Studio came from humble beginnings with the head chef learning his craft as a boy at the elbow of his grandmother. It's grown to become a firm favourite on the Cardiff foodie scene

Wales Online

The abandoned heart of the once-thriving Jewish community of Merthyr Tydfil that's being brought back to life

Since its official closure as a place of worship, Merthyr's former synagogue has largely remained derelict and vacant - but there are big plans for it on the horizon

Wales Online

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Couple who were baptised, met, and wed at same church will now live there

They said returning to Mount Pleasant Baptist Church 'feels like moving home'

Wales Online

‘It’s a total disaster!’ How soaring rents, cutthroat competition and unscrupulous landlords are breaking tenants

Want to rent a flat or house? Be prepared to queue in the street, get into a bidding war or put down a deposit for somewhere you haven’t even seen

The Guardian - UK

Man who has lived in shipping container for 30 years is evicted by council

Stephen Gibbons, from Newport, Wales, says he has "lost everything" as a result of the council's decision to evict him as his shipping container home has been ordered to revert to its previous state within six months

Daily Mirror

'I've lost everything' Man who has lived in sprawling shipping container home for 30 years evicted by council

‘When I first received the letter from the council I thought I was home and dry because I’d lived here so long’

Wales Online

Families unable to move to new housing development and facing huge additional costs due to land dispute

Some families have been waiting many months to move in and have seen their mortgage offers rise substantially

Wales Online

Rob Page, Gemma Grainger and the special relationship at the heart of Welsh football

The Wales managers speak exclusively to WalesOnline ahead of a crucial few weeks and months in Welsh football

Wales Online

'I took over my dad's business at 16 after his sudden death - and it's thriving'

Ben Williams sat his GCSEs then took over Garth Farm which has been in his family for three generations

Wales Online

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Community spirit, history and celebration: Behind the scenes of this year's colourful Butetown Carnival in Cardiff

The historic two-day celebration of the Butetown returns to the capital on Sunday

Wales Online

The Club House: First look inside Cardiff Bay's stunning new venue

With a holiday-feel, Mermaid Quay is quite possibly the perfect location

Wales Online

Mercilessly bullied as a boy and blown up by a car bomb as a man - Neil Spencer's biggest battle was still yet to come

Neil Spencer nearly died while serving in Iraq in 2004 but his problems were only just beginning as he fell into a deep depression while facing family tragedy and the breakdown of his marriage

Wales Online

Pair quitting pub after 26 years because energy and wholesale food prices have doubled

'Our contract expired at the end of July and we're on a new rate which is astronomical. Before, it was £700 monthly, which is high anyway, and it's gone up to near enough £2,000. It makes it impossible to stay here.'

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Wales Online

Why your fish and chips is now costing more than before

Will anyone still be saying things are 'cheap as chips'?

Wales Online

Has the 'drinking to oblivion' Wind Street party ended?

Many feel the dynamic which gave the street its identity is changing

Wales Online

Pregnant mum and son die weeks after 14-hour ambulance wait due to lack of beds

She is the second pregnant woman from the same town to die in similar circumstances

Wales Online

A grieving 93-year-old is walking 100 laps of his estate despite a dodgy hip and knee in memory of his late wife

It all started as a joke on the family WhatsApp group but months later Neil Norman is still going, despite being in constant pain, all for the love of his late wife Anne and to raise money to beat the disease that affected her

Wales Online

The brilliant then and now pictures of the Swansea Market trader who's been serving fresh fruit and veg for 45 years

She has been dubbed the 'Queen still ruling the roost' and hasn't changed one bit

Daily Mirror

Why flash floods are more likely after a drought when heatwaves end?

Finally, the UK is reaching the end of the heatwave tunnel, but not before droughts blanket the country. Ironically, this can lead to flash floods that can be massively damaging after a dry season

Daily Mirror

Mum fined £350 for 'offensive' number plate she bought to make people smile

A 47-year-old mum from Blaenau Gwent, said she came up with the idea of displaying the controversial number plate after seeing a wedding car with the word "TART" displayed

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