The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is encouraging individuals to check their eligibility for a regular support payment of up to £110 per week, or £441 per month.

A new treatment is offering hope to millions of people suffering with bladder issues, in time for World Continence Week (16–22 June). The UK-first electromagnetic chair uses High-Intensity Focused ...

The Met Office said “very high” pollen counts will be seen over the country from Wednesday to Friday, June 18-20. This red ...

Those feeling the full force of festival fatigue can be in with a chance of snagging a limited-edition Festival Aid Kits by ...

A village pub in Llandrillo could be turned into a house after being left empty for more than a year and a half. Cynwyd ...

In the UK, there are 1.5 million people with learning disabilities, but only 5% are currently employed. Hilton’s survey of ...

The Watkin Pools, a series of waterfalls popularised on social media, are on Hafod y Llan land owned by National Trust Cymru.

A recent survey of 500 health professionals who treat patients with incontinence has revealed poor continence care is ...

‘Fragments of Hope’, the latest campaign from the UN Refugee Agency’s national charity for the UK, is a celebration of the ...

A group of 25 British holidaymakers are taking legal action against a luxury five-star resort in Cape Verde, after their ...

A driver who struck and killed an eight-month-old baby in her pram outside a Welsh hospital, has had her prison sentence reduced at the Court of Appeal, in what was described by judges, as a "truly ...

Akeel Nanabawa, 35, his wife Hanaa Vorajee and their four-year-old daughter Sara were killed in the Air India crash as the ...