Mother talks of 'racial attack'
A mother whose family 'suffered a racial attack' said she now know how ethnic minorities feel.

Postman dumped mail in woodland
A postman dumped thousands of items of mail in woods near his home a court is told.

Fishermen's disgust at dog mess
Members of a 200-strong fishing association are fed up with dog walkers using their land as dog toilets.

Bishop of Bangor due to be chosen
Members of the Church in Wales extend the election of a new bishop of Bangor into a second day.

PO branch saved but 48 to close
The Post Office confirm 48 branches across north Wales are to close although one village is reprieved.

Widow forgives dead police chief
The widow of a police chief found dead days after he revealed an extra-marital affair says she has forgiven him.

Police chief sent 'suicide' texts
A police chief found dead on a mountain had sent texts saying he wanted to kill himself, an inquest hears.

Penny sheds light on old Pwllheli
One of only four known Pwllheli Pennies dating from 1666 is presented to the Gwynedd town's council.

Research into cancer family needs
A study aims to assess how relatives cope when a family member is diagnosed with cancer.

Woman rescued as flooding strikes
Fire crews rescue a woman from a car in floodwater and pump out flooded properties in several areas of Wales after torrential rain.

Dire straits for 'outlaw' limpet
Work to clear the Menai Strait of an American pest shellfish is successful - but the hunt continues.

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Wrexham secure match postponement
Wrexham win a Blue Square Premier test case due to the international call-up of four players.

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WRU receives complaint over Lewis
BBC Sport Wales understands the Welsh Rugby Union has received a complaint about chief executive Roger Lewis from a leading Welsh rugby club official.

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Young tips Ospreys for Heineken
Cardiff Blues director of rugby Dai Young tips rival Welsh region the Ospreys to win the Heineken Cup.