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A red and green helicopter ambulance in the sky, with trees below.

Campaigners' appeal to save air ambulance base fails

Campaigners won the right to take their fight to the High Court, but a judge rejected their appeal.

A boarded up shop in Newport with a pop art woman painted onto a board and a speech bubble which reads: "This town has gone to the dogs"

Government urged to take action on empty shops

A lack of coordinated action means cities have floundered, according to a property expert.

Joshua smiles at the camera. He has short, curly hair is wearing a navy down jacket with a club badge on the right hand side. There is a rugby pitch behind him where there are children and adults standing by the rugby goals.

Children 'let down' as WRU community programme cut

Around 30,000 children have benefited from the scheme which has been funded by schools and the WRU.

File photo: More than a dozen campaigners wave placards in English and Welsh, with one sign saying 'clean air is not for sale'

Residents celebrate gas-fired power plant refusal

Inspector rejects plans due to concern over its effects on nearby residents and ecology.

Entrance to Bryn Gloch campsite with sign against a boulder with name of campsite and another sign behind and higher up on the side of the road. Buildings are visible to the right and the road to the left

One-year-old died after being hit by vehicle, inquest told

Mabel Elizabeth Baldini died in hospital on Monday after being struck by a vehicle at a campsite.

Entrance to Bryn Gloch campsite with sign against a boulder with name of campsite and another sign behind and higher up on the side of the road. Buildings are visible to the right and the road to the left

One-year-old girl dies after crash at campsite

The girl was hit by a vehicle on Monday morning, police say.

Police car on Ffordd Maes Barcer, Caernarfon

Man's death not suspicious, police say

The man has been named as Dylan Evans, with a local politician among those posting messages online.

Ioan Pollard wears a light brown jumper under a brown coat, standing in a field holding a large pair of denim shorts

Man who almost 'ate himself to the grave' loses 30 stone

An S4C documentary follows Ioan Pollard who lost 30 stone to be allowed a kidney transplant.

A brick wall with the word "grass" in dark blue graffiti paint. There is a pavement in front of it with a lamppost, and cars parked along the side.

Alleged police informants and drug dealers named online

Residents fear community tensions after the two lists were posted on social media.