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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 16, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Wales Online
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Cardiff Airport named among UK’s best but locals call for more flights (opens the original)
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Wales Online readers have been discussing how Cardiff Airport has been named one of the best airports in the UK, ranking higher than several of the country’s busiest airports. According to a Which? survey, Wales’ only commercial airport was ranked fifth out of 27 UK airports, finishing ahead of Manchester, Luton and London Stansted. Birmingham was ranked bottom. The Rhoose-based airport received five star ratings in three categories, along with several four star ratings, based on customer satisf
People in city say they don't need 'expensive aquarium' that will cost millions (opens the original)
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Wales Online readers are not entirely convinced by ambitious plans to transform Swansea's sprawling civic centre into flats, shops, cafes and an aquarium have been submitted. The seafront building could be converted to provide up to 138 one to three-bedroom flats, with commercial and leisure space across the ground and first floors. The proposals include an events space and a new aquarium featuring interactive displays, exhibitions and large fish tanks. A key aim is to open up the currently 'inw
Residents say 'lack of bins' has led to rubbish chaos at Cardiff flats (opens the original)
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Wales Online readers have been reacting after residents of a Cardiff apartment block raised concerns over a growing rubbish pile outside their homes, which they say is attracting rats, seagulls and swarms of flies. Residents at Cwrt Coles in Tremorfa claim waste has been building up for weeks, with some saying rubbish has gone uncollected for up to 10 weeks. David Power, who lives close to the bin area, said the pile has attracted cats, dogs, rats and seagulls, while others said the smell has st
'Reduce my water bill' say critics as parts of Wales face hosepipe ban (opens the original)
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Wales Online readers have reacted to news that Welsh Water may introduce a hosepipe ban this weekend as hot weather and soaring demand puts pressure on supplies. The company has warned that restrictions may be brought in across parts of mid and south Ceredigion, north Pembrokeshire and north Carmarthenshire unless water usage drops over the coming days. The potential ban follows a warning earlier this week urging customers to use water wisely as consumption levels have surged during the latest h
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