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- Aug 19, 2026
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Wales' wildfires: Lessons need to be learned, Plaid minister says (opens the original)
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Lessons need to be learned about the way the nation deals with wildfires if more are likely in the future due to climate change, a government minister has admitted. Dafydd Trystan Davies praised the "remarkable response" of firefighters and soldiers during a visit to Treherbert, Rhondda Cynon Taf, as several grass fires continue to burn in south Wales. Reform Wales criticised the Welsh government's crisis management and the time taken to bring in the Army and aerial support last week. Meanwhile,
Tonyrefail ice cream man hit with van chimes noise complaint (opens the original)
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An ice cream man has been hit with a noise complaint by someone who did not like the loud chimes from his van. Mark Edwards was contacted by the council after a Tonyrefail resident complained about the van's music being played in the evening. He said he had been serving the area for more than 20 years without a complaint and was determined "not to let one individual spoil it for everybody else". He has agreed with customers to beep his horn in each street so they know he is there. Rhondda Cynon
Umar Dumbuya died during Duke of Edinburgh expedition on River Wye (opens the original)
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Tributes have been paid to an 18-year-old who died after getting into difficulty in the River Wye while on a Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) expedition. Umar Dumbuya, from London, had been hiking near Glasbury in Powys on 30 June. His family said they were "heartbroken by the loss of our son, brother, and grandson", adding they would remember his "kindness, warmth and sense of humour". Leyton Sixth Form College, where Umar was a student, said its community were "deeply saddened" by his death. E
Five more sentenced for involvement in Talbot Green murder (opens the original)
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Five people sentenced for their involvement in the murder of a woman shot during a drugs turf war have avoided further prison time. Joanne Penney was killed in March 2025 with a gunshot to the chest after answering the door of a house in Talbot Green, Rhondda Cynon Taf, where she had been staying. Callum Kelleher, 37, Sai Manne, 26, and Molly Cooper, 34, were convicted of participating in the criminal activities of an organised crime group, while Donna James, 51, and Laura John, 23, are guilty o
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