Music legend Sir Tom Jones was shocked when his father continued to work down the coal mines in Wales, even after he had found fame during the 1960s.

When Sir Tom Jones struck gold in 1965 with his first number one, It's Not Unusual, his father was still working down the ...

When Sir Tom Jones struck gold in 1965 with his first number one, It's Not Unusual, his father was still working down the coal mines of the Rhondda Valley. Known as "the miner's son from Pontypridd", ...

Richard Burgon, the leftwing Labour MP for Leeds East, said: “The historic loss of Caerphilly is the direct result of the ...

On a former opencast coal mining site in the west of Rhondda Cynon Taf ... and a mixed use area/town centre phase which is ...

The new Disused Tips Authority for Wales will be headquartered on a reclaimed colliery tip site in Merthyr Tydfil in an ...

Pontneddfechan serves as the gateway to Waterfall Country, a term coined for the upper reaches of the Vale of Neath in South ...

It is already the case that Labour has no mandate in Northern Ireland. If, as now seems likely, Starmer loses Scotland to the ...

Step back into the 20th century for an unforgettable adventure on board the Heritage Circuit with Queensland Pioneer Steam ...

Located at the confluence of the Afon Mellte and Afon Nedd Fechan rivers, the village has long been a scenic favourite among ...

Pontneddfechan serves as the gateway to Waterfall Country, an area encompassing the upper reaches of the Vale of Neath in South Wales. This tourist hotspot at the head of the valley is renowned for ...

THEY will plunder will-nilly/Say the bells of CaerphillyAnd indeed, will-nilly, the bells of the Welsh town have tolled for ...