Customer News

• White Paper published on issues and challenges facing rural Wales, action on climate change, sustainability and environmental protections. 

• Around one in three people in Wales live in rural areas facing higher costs, lower pay and unequal access to services 

• Proposals are designed to support thriving rural communities, businesses and public services  

Welsh companies and organisations will be able to access R&D funding as Wales becomes a regional partner with a major EU scheme, the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, Adam Price, has announced.

Vibrant colour, music and celebration filled Stone Street Square on Saturday (July 18) as around 2,500 people throughout the day enjoyed Dudley Pride.

Pembrokeshire County Council is inviting residents, organisations and other interested parties to have their say on proposed changes to the electoral arrangements of a number of Community Councils across the county.

Following the Government’s decision to remove VAT from electricity bills from 1 October, E.ON Next has confirmed it will pass on every penny of savings to its customers.

From Monday 3 August, there will be timetable changes on the line to and from King’s Lynn, and extra late night engineering works on other Anglia routes, as track is again affected by hot weather and sustained low rainfall.

Partnership honors San Antonio’s military community and underscores USAA’s enduring commitment to the economic development of its hometown

New fixed-price ticket follows sharp rise in bookings for cities, coastal resorts and destinations

Scores of 'exceptional' youngsters have notched up accolades at Lancashire's inaugural education awards.

• Download new photos showing the site near Brackley, Northamptonshire, where HS2 engineers have realigned the A43 across a new bridge 
• The bridge is being delivered using a top-down construction method, with the structure built at ground level, before the earth is excavated to create space for the trains to pass underneath. 

• Northbound carriageway was closed and realigned on 11-12th July followed by the southbound carriageway on 18-19th July. The multi-stage approach was designed to reduce disruption for drivers and avoid the British Grand Prix. 

Chef, broadcaster and author Andi Oliver joins Jenni Falconer for the latest episode of Routes, the podcast from LNER, where she reflects on the journeys that have defined her life, from growing up in Cyprus and discovering her family roots in Antigua, to the solo adventures that transformed her outlook on life.

Misty, Phyllis and Ginge are proving popular additions to Leyland day centre with staff crediting them with helping reduce anxiety and improving the wellbeing of people who visit.

First Bus will be helping to power the 2026 Commonwealth Games team when the action gets underway in Glasgow this week.

Millions of Brits could be wasting up to £55 per year on annual travel insurance they already have, new research from Go.Compare reveals.[1] 

For those purchasing worldwide travel insurance, this rises to £96 per year in avoidable costs - enough to cover eight months of Disney+ Standard, or seven months of Spotify Premium.[1][2][3] 

Great Escapes – the travel-comedy podcast sponsored by Great Western Railway – is back, with comedians Isy Suttie and Dan Skinner uncovering unforgettable staycation experiences across the South West and Wales.

More than 70 girls from Ysgol Bro Gwaun and Ysgol Penrhyn Dewi enjoyed a morning packed with sport and fun at Fishguard Leisure Centre on Monday 6 July.

Responding to Prime Minister Andy Burnham's announcement on cutting VAT on electricity bills, CEO of E.ON UK Chris Norbury says:

Road closures will be introduced at Temple Newsam estate starting Thursday 23 July to combat nuisance driving and anti-social behaviour.

• New strategy to cover the entire food system from farm to fork 

• Expert group being established to shape the future of Welsh food 

• Industry champion appointed to lead stakeholder engagement 

Millions of rail passengers are set to benefit from new technology designed to deliver clearer, real-time information during disruption, as the system launches on some of Scotland’s busiest rail routes for the first time.