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Women's Beanpot Preview: What It Will Take For Each Team To Claim Title

The 45th Dunkin' Beanpot will kickoff Tuesday night and each of the four teams participating will have a chance at seizing a title.

The place in Wales named the UK's best 'tiny tourist attraction'

Seven of the UK's most captivating tiny tourist attractions

A pub that seats just six, a bijou castle and a museum in a phone box ― Britain’s top small sites range from the bizarre to the beautiful

PICTURES: Chunks of the Black Isle's coastline falls into the sea and roads threatened as storm damage alarms local residents

The devastating impact of overnight storm damage on coastal strips of the Black Isle has shocked locals who have seen paths disappear into the sea.

Broken-down bus falls off transporter and crushes car

When a tiny cinema in a Swansea back garden hosted actor Kenneth Branagh for a glitzy film premiere

When a tiny cinema in a Swansea back garden hosted actor Kenneth Branagh for a glitzy film premiere It was built by a man who was annoyed when he couldn't get into his local cinema to see Tarzan, but no-one expected the red carpet affair that came later Updated La Charrette, sited in a back garden in Gorseinon, Swansea was for several decades one of the smallest cinemas in the UK (Image: Western Mail/PA Wire) Want the latest news from Swansea sent straight to your inbox?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Don't miss anything from your city! Sign up for regular updates

Mansel Davies licence revoked for putting road users in danger

A NORTH Pembrokeshire haulage firm that “put its employees and other road users in danger” has had its licence revoked for forging vehicle maintenance records. A public inquiry was held after the Llanfyrnach firm Mansel Davies & Son Ltd pleaded guilty to 19 counts of forgery and counterfeiting maintenance documents for goods vehicles back in September 2019. In a written report by Nicholas Denton, the traffic commissioner, he described the company as “irredeemably tainted” by its conduct in failing to carry out preventative maintenance on its fleet of lorries. The traffic commissioner said he considered the company’s maintenance malpractice to far outweigh more recent improvements and the “introduction of new, more capable and more ethical directors”.

Pembrokeshire haulier Mansel Davies' licence revoked for putting road users in danger

A NORTH Pembrokeshire haulage firm that “put its employees and other road users in danger” has had its licence revoked for forging vehicle maintenance records. A public inquiry was held after the Llanfyrnach firm Mansel Davies & Son Ltd pleaded guilty to 19 counts of forgery and counterfeiting maintenance documents for goods vehicles back in September 2019. In a written report by Nicholas Denton, the traffic commissioner, he described the company as “irredeemably tainted” by its conduct in failing to carry out preventative maintenance on its fleet of lorries. The traffic commissioner said he considered the company’s maintenance malpractice to far outweigh more recent improvements and the “introduction of new, more capable and more ethical directors”.