After a tense deliberation from the judges crowned the Croes Howell as the winner of the North Wales v North America food ...

I f you haven’t tried Welsh rarebit, once known as “Welsh rabbit,” it might be because you’re put off by its objectively ...

Owned by the monarch, and helping to fund the Royal Family, the Crown Estate owns more than £603m of land in Wales, including 65% of the seabed around the Welsh coastline. It is Welsh government ...

The multi-million pound development, which has been in the pipeline for almost 10 years, is finally being built in Abersoch, a Welsh village dubbed 'Cheshire-by-the-Sea'. The stunning former ...

"Llandudno is the queen of Welsh resorts and it has lost its queen," he said. "It has disappeared and the town council has let North Wales Police know that it might be melted down, because bronze ...

Much-loved Welsh holiday camp Colomendy is set to close as its owner, Kingswood, enters administration. For more than 70 years Colomendy has been an integral part of childhood for many ...

Water was lost in up to 40,000 homes after the mains burst in Conwy on Thursday, and will not be fully restored until Sunday, Welsh Water said. Darren Millar, the Welsh Conservative leader ...

THE BURST water main which has caused much of Conwy to be without water for almost two days has been fixed, Welsh Water has confirmed. The pipe at the Bryn Cowlyd Water Treatment Works in Dolgarrog is ...

WELSH WATER has issued an update on work being done to repair the burst main pipe in Dolgarrog. Work continues at Bryn Cowlyd Water Treatment Works, Dolgarrog, where a main pipe burst on January 15 ...

A statement on Friday from Welsh Water read: "We can confirm that we have now opened two official bottled water stations at Parc Eirias (LL29 7SP) and Zip World Conwy (LL32 8QE). "We plan to open ...

The Welsh Rarebit we make today probably has little in common with the original dish, first called Welsh Rabbit, that was conceived in the first half of the 18th century among Wales’ peasantry.

It sees children walking door-to-door from dawn until dusk singing traditional Welsh songs in exchange for gifts known as “calennig”. Farmers also open their homes to the community for feasts ...