Mid Wales

Page last updated at 11:56 GMT, Wednesday, 10 February 2010

The nursery in Aberystwyth
A person is questioned and bailed on suspicion of sexual assault at a playgroup in Ceredigion, say police.

Six guinea pigs are found abandoned in a box in a Powys village by a person walking their dog.

Chinese New Year celebrations at Lampeter will include a performance by students from Heilongjiang University in China.

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Wolves influence art exhibition in Newtown


Love poetry's 'fevered brow' test
Researchers are testing if love poetry can give rise to "flushed cheeks" and a "fevered brow".


Badger culls 'not cost-effective'
New research suggests that badger culling is unlikely to be a cost-effective way of controlling bovine tuberculosis in cattle.


Plant centre cuts opposed
More than 1,000 people join a campaign against plans to make up to 70 job cuts at Aberystwyth University.


Two men hurt in sports car crash
Police ask for witnesses after two men were injured when the "distinctive" red sports car they were in crashed in Ceredigion.


Leader 'regret' at AM abuse claim
Welsh Lib Dem leader speaks of her "huge regret" after a senior party member was accused of punching a paramedic.


Town poll over turbine road fears
People are due to be polled about whether large trucks should be allowed to carry wind turbines through a town.


Red squirrels conservation plan
Three areas where the red squirrel still lives are to be made sites for urgent action under a new conservation plan.


Councillors force schools debate
An extraordinary meeting is called to discuss controversial plans to close several secondary schools.




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