Herald.Wales

A DELEGATION of Japanese investors has visited Wales to explore opportunities in food production, farming technology and sustainable agriculture.

The group met First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth at the Royal Welsh Showground, where discussions focused on potential investment in controlled-environment agriculture, food-production infrastructure and agricultural technolo...

A CALL to approve the expansion of a Pembrokeshire specialist engineering business with the demolition of a workshop for “health and safety reasons” has been submitted.

In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Hywel Dyer of Rhyal Engineering Ltd, through agent Carl Bentley Architectural Services, seeks permission for the demolition of an existing workshop-...

A CALL to cut the council tax premium paid by second home-owners in Pembrokeshire by using funds from any future tourism tax has been proposed by one such homeowner.

Anyone who has a second home in Pembrokeshire currently pays a premium on the council tax, at 125 per cent above the basic rate, but that rate has been higher in previous years.

The second hom...

CALLS to rule out a new town next to the M50 have been blasted as “nimbyism” amid a suggestion thousands of homes should instead be built near towns already suffering from “terrible” traffic.

Hundreds of people signed an open letter last week calling for controversial plans for 3,500 homes near Redmarley in the north of the Forest of Dean district to be discarded fr...

SAM ROWLANDS MS for Fflint Wrecsam is calling on his constituents to nominate their favourite kebab house for a top national award.

Mr Rowlands, who enjoys his kebabs, wants people across the constituency to vote for their favourite kebab house.

Voting is now open for the 15th Annual British Kebab Awards and Mr Rowlands is keen to see a kebab restaurant or...