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Machynlleth Town Council cafe runs at over £16,000 loss (opens the original)
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Machynlleth Town Council's accounts have revealed the council runs a cafe at over a £16,000 loss to the taxpayer. According to the council’s own accounts, the cafe was projected to lose £58,257 in the 2025/26 financial year. Public council documents show a £16,705 actual loss as of 30 November 2025, and though the Mayor said the £58k loss was not achieved by the end of the tax year in March, he did not state what the final figures were. The projected earnings for the cafe for that year were £95,
Meet the pair behind Aber's Eco Hub giving people's climate worries a place to go (opens the original)
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"Most people are worried about climate change and looking for a way forward, but some need support”, said Cath Peasley, co-founder of Eco Hub Aber - but that’s where they come in. Like many people during lockdown, Cath Peasley and Kate Rolt were watching the world fall apart and growing understandably worried. They realised that instead of “just looking”, they could do something on their doorstep. They started in March 2022 with a free tree giveaway. Hundreds of people gave over 300 saplings hom
"Dancing shoes needed" as Latin America takes over Dyfi Valley for one weekend (opens the original)
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Don’t forget your dancing shoes if you enter the Dyfi Valley on the weekend of 14-16 August. That’s because Latin America is coming to the Valley in the form of the El Sueño Existe festival. Music, talks, films and, not least, dancing, will take place at the festival that has called Machynlleth its home for the last two decades. El Sueño Existe (The Dream Exists) was set up by Tony and Polly Corden, inspired by the songs of murdered Chilean activist Victor Jara. The festival was born out of a si
Aberystwyth 14-year-old takes the chop for fellow classmate with kidney cancer (opens the original)
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A 14-year-old from Aberystwyth has taken the chop in solidarity with his fellow classmate with kidney cancer. Elijah Rahman faced the Clippers on 16 July, hoping to raise money and awareness for his friend Edward Taylor, also 14, who received a cancer diagnosis in March. The pair sit together in English and science lessons at Ysgol Penglais School, but Edward has sadly been absent in recent months due to his lifesaving treatment. Setting out to raise a modest £150, Elijah has already raised £1,5
Farmer stays up all night to water crops as heatwave wastes thousands of veg (opens the original)
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Growers across Wales have struggled to work throughout the heatwave, with one of Ceredigion’s largest growers sharing that he has repeatedly stayed up all night to water his crops. Though last weekend's rain brought some relief, further heatwaves are forecast for Wales, and farmers are warning of repercussions that will extend into winter as crops are planted out late, others have stunted growth, and seedlings wither that would be next year’s harvest. As farming unions warn we are just days away
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