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Thousands of street lights in Caerphilly county are being switched off to reduce emissions and energy costs.

Parents with buggies who take up wheelchair spaces on buses face a crackdown in a government campaign.

A BBC Newsnight poll suggests that the Tories are failing to win over voters unsatisfied with Labour's record on education.

The internet is among a record 237 individuals and organisations nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

Plans to re-open a supermarket on the site of a former shopping centre which had been earmarked for regeneration.

Tory MP for Monmouth David Davies was first of 40 MPs and peers to cross the line in the Sport Relief Westminster Mile.

Around 150 jobs will go at the Toyota plant on Deeside, Flintshire, as part of 750 posts going across the UK.

More schools in England are being judged as inadequate in Ofsted's new-style inspections, according to figures just released.

Singer Charlotte Church agrees a £2m deal with a music investment company to finance her next record.

The chief executive of the Welsh ambulance service is to stand down at the end of March.

A 34-year-old man is left severely traumatised after being attacked with a baseball bat in an attempted robbery.

Police appeal for information after an armed robbery at a travel agents in which staff were threatened with a knife.

A man stabbed to death his 17-year-old daughter with a hunting knife as she sat in the passenger seat of his car.

Fly-half Stephen Jones insists Wales have to be smart, clinical and efficient if they are to beat Ireland at Croke Park on Saturday.

A project aiming to test 500,000 people in the UK to improve the prevention of serious illnesses rolls into Swansea.

Lottery admissions can be destabilising for children and bad for their welfare, the Schools Secretary, Ed Balls, says.

Dyfed-Powys Police appeal for witnesses after a 19-year-old woman is attacked in a town.

A 20ft hand knitted blanket is to be laid out in the Brecon Beacons after a blessing and ceremonial walk on Mother's Day.

Plaid Cymru and the SNP say planned televised debate plans breach the BBC's duty of impartiality.

Mobile technology that could allow prying bosses to monitor every movement of their staff is developed in Japan.