Tech giant Apple have unveiled a 'cool' new feature which allows iPhone users to customise their home screen. It comes after the launch of the new iOS 14 operating system, which was released across the UK and around the world on September 16.
WE must do more to stop the spread of this virus – that’s the message from public service leaders in Carmarthenshire as Covid-19 cases start to rise again. Carmarthenshire County Council, Hywel Dda University Health Board and Dyfed-Powys Police
Lockdown has given people plenty of time to reorganise their finances with many saving money from days out, holidays and time at the pub. Re-mortgaging, upcycling and shopping are three ways in which locked-down Brits may be able to save money
TWO new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Pembrokeshire according to latest figures released by Public Health Wales (PHW) today, Wednesday, September 23. No new cases have been reported again in Ceredigion while there are another 19 reported
Local organisations and businesses are helping to honour our healthcare heroes as the Western Telegraph gears up for this year’s Health and Care Awards. Nominations are now open for the event, which will be held digitally on December 5, in association
COMPULSORY education re-started for pupils last week, with the use of face coverings required by Pembrokeshire County Council for all school staff and secondary school learners in communal areas. In primary school settings, staff are expected to
Masks will now be required in all indoor public places, for both customers and staff. This includes a wide range of locations, such as shops and shopping centres, places of worship, hairdressers and salons, cinemas and museums, gyms and leisure
Shoppers have been urged not to be a 'Covidiot' and panic-buy food and supplies. The warning comes after some supermarkets reported that customers had begun to stockpile toilet roll and food, following suggestions of an incoming second lockdown
Fresh air, incredible scenery, and making a vital contribution to the protection of the Welsh environment – just a snapshot of the benefits to be reaped when volunteering at Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW). NRW’s Life Welsh Raised Bog Project is
With dogs renowned for being great company and loyal friends, it’s no surprise they are Wales’ most popular pet. And as people spent more time at home during the lockdown, there was a big increase in the number of households wanting to add a furry
