More than 1,000 volunteers from Cardiff to Brecon took part in the world record attempt
Poverty, food chain problems and and a decline in nature are all linked, say Green Party leaders
They're knocking doors all over Cardiff as part of their project
Welsh farmers are facing a fight for survival this Christmas amid post-Brexit legal changes, extreme weather, and funding uncertainties.
‘Without key champions then a lot of our groups wouldn’t happen’, says Community Park Ranger
A SHORTER working week could have a positive impact on the Welsh economy, climate change and the NHS, according to four day week campaigners.
Road users could be charged to drive in the city centre in a bid to reduce pollution and congestion
But Natural Resources Wales estimates that the 'innovative' tree catcher system already reduces risk for 490 homes
Since the River Taff burst its banks in 1979 work has been done to improve flood defences, yet the city is still victim to flash flooding
Alyson and Chris Austin have been campaigning against the expansion of Merthyr's Ffos-y-Fran coal mine but are struggling against a culture of inertia after years of broken promises
