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- Sep 14, 2026
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One of Wales' best chefs has decided to walk away from the kitchen (opens the original)
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A property hunt can transform your life, and for Joshua and Hannah Byrne, they discovered precisely what they had been seeking tucked away in a tranquil location within the stunning Welsh countryside. It came as a considerable relief, as the couple's requirements were both specific and extensive, and there were moments when they questioned whether they would ever locate a property capable of fulfilling their aspirations – not merely as a home, but as a venue to develop their vision of establishi
House prices soar in Anglesey and Gwynedd outperforming national trends (opens the original)
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Wales is seeing strong house price growth in some areas, with the Isle of Anglesey and Gwynedd recording annual price increases well over three times the national average. Denbighshire and Wrexham has also seen growth above the national average, as data shows Wales is cheaper to live in, compared to other parts of the UK. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) most recent house price statistics ,covering the period up to and including June 2026, has shown that in Wales, house prices on average
The fight for famously 'ugly house' that looks like something from a fairytale (opens the original)
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Few buildings in Wales revel in the claim to be one of the country's ugliest. But there's a rural property in the heart of a stunning Welsh landscape that has become famous for its distinctive stone façade that looks like a weird and wonderful woodland fairytale house. Built from massive, rough and mismatched boulders with no mortar used during its original construction, the unique and arguably primitive look of the house led to it being named Tŷ Hyll, which translates to The Ugly House. The cut
Hidden turmoil that made life 'hell' for North Wales Willy Wonka (opens the original)
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When visitors arrive at Richard Holt's windmill, Melin Llynon, to queue for its now internationally renowned doughnuts – called mônuts, a nod to Anglesey's Welsh name, Ynys Môn – they remain oblivious to the harrowing tale unfolding behind the scenes. For the past seven years, Richard has not only been expanding the business but concealing a burden that caused him such immense stress it resulted in chest pains and his GP demanding he seek immediate hospital treatment. Richard's story begins in 2
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