Good morning, Wales! 🌤️ Stay up-to-date with today’s (22nd January) breaking news, weather, and traffic updates from across the region and beyond. Whether you’re commuting, at home, or work, here’s what you need to know:
🗞️ Top Stories:
– Ceredigion Council is defending a controversial new coastal defence project amidst local criticism. 🌊
– Abi Reader, once worried about losing her farm due to inheritance tax reforms, is now diving into politics! 🚜
– A fresh appeal has been launched seeking justice for a taxi driver murder case unsolved for 47 years in Cardiff. 🚖
– An inspiring couple has turned derelict cow sheds into a stunning home and cottages, despite facing huge challenges. 🏡
– Steve Tandy announces Wales’ Six Nations squad amidst ongoing controversies in Welsh rugby. 🏉
– Exciting environmental news as a bird species not seen in Britain for 600 years makes a return to Wales! 🦅
– Welsh schools are set to introduce ‘lockdown drills’ following recent security incidents. 🚸
– On a sad note, a 12-year-old was the victim of a heinous crime; be aware and vigilant, folks. 🚨
– Locals are upset by the ‘river’ of rubbish found on a Welsh mountain; the community’s response is being voiced. 🗑️
🎬 Meanwhile, Sky’s “Under Salt Marsh” actors talk about battling extreme weather on set, calling the rain a major challenge while filming. 🌧️
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