Human composting and water cremation could be introduced in England and Wales Water cremation is already available in parts of Australia and Canada The Independent UK · Jun 3
'I'd like it': What people in Cardiff think about Welsh independence AS Wales prepared for a friendly against Ghana at the Principality Stadium this week, The National took to the streets of Cardiff to ask what people… The National (Scotland) · Jun 3
'Golden opportunity': Plaid DFM says Celtic Alliance will 'make Westminster listen' THE birth of the “Celtic Alliance” of nations against Westminster rule presents a “golden opportunity” to force the UK Government to listen. The National (Scotland) · Jun 3
20mph ‘should be default speed limit England for built-up areas’ Experts say England should follow Wales and Scotland’s plans to introduce lower speed limits in towns and cities The Independent UK · Jun 3
Deprivation, resilience and a giant bunny: Polly Braden on capturing the ‘beauty and bleakness’ of young lives on the coast In the Guardian’s Against the tide series, the documentary photographer got to know some ‘amazing’ 16- to 25-year-olds living on the fringes of England and Wales, and now her work is the centre of a new touring exhibition The Guardian - UK · Jun 3
From churches and castles to wonderfully weird Portmeirion: exploring Wales’s north-west coast on foot and by train The Cambrian Line hugs the shore, offering easy access to the Wales Coast Path, the Cadfan Way pilgrimage route and glorious Cardigan Bay The Guardian - UK · Jun 3
Princess of Wales to make poignant public appearance alongside King and Queen IN FULL The Independent UK · Jun 2
What looked like simple red stains turned out to be Britain’s oldest cave art from 17,100 years ago Inside a limestone cave on the Gower Peninsula in south Wales, eleven parallel horizontal lines of red pigment have been sitting on a cave wall for roughly 17,100 years. They were first noticed by scientists in 1912, declared a remarkable example of Palaeolithic cave art, then reclassified as a natural… The Times of India · Jun 2
World Cup: major absentees, forgotten 'giants' and big returners Once again Italy will be missing from the World Cup but who else won't be playing and which countries are making a long awaited return? Euronews · Jun 2
Missing boy named as at least 15 heatwave water deaths confirmed There have been at least 15 water-related deaths in the UK in recent days, following record May temperatures in England and Wales Evening Standard · Jun 1
Craig Bellamy emphatic on Wales future after links with Burnley and Celtic Bellamy is looking to lead Wales on home soil at Euro 2028 The Independent UK · Jun 1
The Story of the Only Wrexham Player to Ever Play in a World Cup The Red Dragons will have two players at the 2026 World Cup and they will be following in legendary footsteps. Sports Illustrated · Jun 1
England records warmest spring since records began after 'exceptionally early' heatwave A highest ever May temperature of 35.1C was provisionally measured at Kew Gardens in London Evening Standard · Jun 1
The Independent UK · Jun 1 England and Wales sizzled in warmest spring on record, Met Office figures show The record was influenced by the ‘exceptionally early’ heatwave last week
The Guardian - UK · Jun 1 Striped rock dismissed as natural in 1928 reclassified as UK’s oldest cave art Scientific dating proves streaks on walls of Bacon Hole, near the Mumbles in south Wales, is Palaeolithic rock art
The Guardian - UK · May 31 Striking differences in benefit entitlements across UK countries, study finds Scottish family on low income receives £15,000 more a year than identical household in England
The Guardian - UK · May 31 Falling through the cracks: ex-prisoners who died within two weeks of release Growing number of people in England and Wales are being released into homelessness with little support
The Guardian - UK · May 31 Deaths within two weeks of prison release hit record high in England and Wales Exclusive: Experts say homelessness is primary driver of crisis that led to 77 ‘avoidable’ deaths in 2025
The National (Scotland) · May 31 Ian Blackford offers Plaid Cymru 'wise counsel' in transition to government PLAID Cymru have done the hard part, now they’re onto the even harder part.
The Guardian - UK · May 30 ‘Maybe it’s because we love the sesh’: how Wales is bucking Britain’s pub-closing trend At least six new pubs and taphouses have opened in recent months, including the Pig & Swill in Cardiff
The Economic Times · May 30 Selling property in England after the owner's death? Legal heirs may need Probate of Will or Letters of Administration first Legal heirs in England and Wales require a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration to sell property and manage a deceased person's estate. While not always mandatory for jointly owned assets or to cover immediate funeral expenses, these grants are crucial for accessing bank accounts and proving legal authority.
The Guardian - UK · May 29 ‘I came home feeling connected and happy’: 13 people on their most memorable UK road trips Taking to the open road can offer a refreshing change of perspective and the chance to have adventures and make memories with family and friends
The National (Scotland) · May 29 The National is going to Belfast and Cardiff to take you inside the Celtic Alliance THIS week The National is heading to Wales and Northern Ireland to find out how Scotland is working with the Celtic Alliance to challenge the…
The Independent UK · May 28 The desirable UK seaside towns where homebuyers are flocking to Homebuyers can pick up a house for £120k in one seaside town