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American firm Lubrizol is to close the plant, putting the entire workforce at risk of redundancy.

Falling water levels uncover the foundations of manor house beloved by poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.

The ex-Manchester United and Wales star tells trial he was scared when he spent a night in a cell.

A mum-of-four says she's struggling to feed them, as a shopkeeper predicts life could get harder.

Bev Tumelty lost two brothers after they were infected through contaminated blood.

Charity issues warning after water firms discharge untreated sewage to avoid potential flooding.

The axe head, which is still sharp after thousands of years, is on display at a museum on Anglesey.

Older people have been watching more linear TV while on-demand is a big hit with younger audiences.

As a teenager, Virginia Crosbie nearly died in a crash and in 2018 her brother took his own life.

Heavy rain could lead to disruption across wide areas of Wales until Wednesday, Met Office warns.

Ruta Stankeviciene says she took money from a 31-year-old Latvian man's account with his permission.

Covid's impact on cancer survival is being researched as figures reveal a mixed picture ahead of it.

Ryan Giggs says he has never been faithful - but denies ever physically assaulting a woman.

The council clerk was jailed for over two years for making payments to herself and her church.

Interest free loans of between £25 and £100 will be available to help with rising inflation.

Two places available for 62 children with behavioural difficulties in need for support, court hears.

The results of the first set of summer exams in three years will be announced on Thursday.

Nation becomes only area in UK where number of people employed fell in the three months to June.