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Works to protect Aberaeron from flooding with a new coastal defence scheme have obtained Welsh Government funding of nearly £27m.

Huw Edwards, the BBC presenter accused of paying for sexually explicit images, has harboured strong connections with west Wales.

Aberarth residents will open their gardens to the public for the first time since lockdown on Sunday, 2 July.

A SERIES of guided walks will be held next month to celebrate 15 years since the official opening of the Ceredigion Coast Path.

A Ceredigion councillor has hit out at Welsh Water after statistics say some of the county’s rivers are among the most polluted in the entire UK.

DOZENS of roads in Ceredigion will have their speed limits altered later this year.

As part of the National Transport Delivery Plan (NTDP), the planned third Menai bridge has been shelved as well as the Deeside “Red Route” in Flintshire.

All major road building projects in Wales have been scrapped, but improvements to the A487 between Fishguard and Cardigan will go ahead.

The project was one of many scrapped by in the review by the Welsh Government

COUNCILLORS are to have showdown talks with officers over rubbish collections in Ceredigion.