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A woman who died in her home due to floods caused by Storm Babet has been named as Maureen Gilbert.

<strong>Pilleth, Radnorshire:</strong> As bats jag and barn owls ghost by, I think about the Battle of Bryn Clas – the great Welsh uprising that happened here

Montgomeryshire, Radnorshire, Shropshire and Herefordshire, Wildlife Trusts are pooling their resources to take on a new project involving two…

The government says removing EU-era pollution restrictions on developments could "unblock" 100,000 new homes.

Observer investigation reveals the shocking state of the country’s protected freshwater sites of special scientific interest

From Mousehole to Leominster and Beauchief to Gateacre, these are the places that leave visitors red-faced.

The health of the River Wye, which runs along the border between England and Wales, has been downgraded by officials because of falling populations of salmon a

The river has lost its previous status given 13 years ago as unfavourable-recovering to becoming unfavourable-declining.

It is home to numerous intensive chicken units and livestock farms on either side of the border which, combined with sewage pollution, has caused phosphate-fuelled algal blooms.

The punishment given recently to the Herefordshire farmer who took some heavy machinery to a stretch of the River Lugg site of special scientific interest