Over the hill or just over 65?
Andy Munro talks about his international playing career.
Ballad of The Arousal Cafe – and other tales
Richard Lutz combs the smoking ruins of another seven days.
Exit the Dragon
Andy Munro on the end of Wales’ hopes at Euro 2016.
Midlands insolvency firm sets off for marathon month
A Midlands insolvency business takes pole position in the local community this month as staff travel over 152 miles in various sporting events whilst raising funds for charity.
Another Birmingham Science Park success story
LUX-TSI has secured £430,000 investment to expand its facilities in Birmingham and at its Bridgend headquarters; creating new jobs and finding new markets.
Hills come alive with the sound of poetry
The Andrew Logan Arts Festival draws on both local and incoming creative and artistic talent to stage a series of workshops, events and performances for the whole community to enjoy.
Dyfi ospreys set for historic second brood
Ros Dodd reports these will be only the second brood of osprey chicks in 400 years in this area of Wales.
John Madin 1924-2012
Alan Clawley writes on the legacy left by Birmingham architect John Madin who died this month.
Keeping the lights on (with apologies to Private Eye)
“No more pylons – no more windfarms”. Alan Clawley wonders where the leccy is going to be coming from.
The Welsh national culture
Alan Clawley has been to Wales and wonders if the English are missing a trick.