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Farmer permitted to build home on land - but it can't be sold on open market Conwy Council's planning committee granted a farmer permission to build a new house on his land – but added a condition to prevent the home being sold on the open market. When does the new Doctor Who start and where to watch the 2024 series? The new series of Doctor Who launches on May 11 with Ncuti Gatwa starring as the fifteenth Doctor alongside Millie Gibson as Ruby Sunday. One man's story of how 'cowfulness' can heal the mind A fascinating glimpse into one man's story of how a herd of cows helped him through bereavement is on its way to Cardigan. This year's Wonderwool Wales one of the 'best ever' The award-winning two-day event, held at the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells, celebrates all that’s great about Welsh wool. Powys farming community unite to support vital mental health service More than £6,000 was raised at Hafren vets' charity evening in Newtown. Prices in the thousands at a cattle sale on the Powys border Prices reached up to £2,850 at Bishop's Castle & District Quality Cattle Association’s sale of 450 store cattle last week. Corwen organic farm launches charitable trust to support disadvantaged children A MULTI award-winning organic farm estate in Denbighshire has launched its own charitable trust to promote sustainability, healthy eating and give disadvantaged children from urban areas an opportunity to experience nature and the countryside. I tried Aldi’s Rare Beauty dupes and my make up has never looked so good Aldi's sell-out dupes of Selena Gomez's make-up brand Rare Beauty, find out if they are as good as the designer version. Manure robot cleans up around the cowshed Dutch robotic company Lely has released its next-generation manure robot, which boasts greater driving capacity and wireless charging. Minister 'in listening mode' over tree cover rule for farmers Wales’ new rural affairs minister has hinted that unpopular plans to make every farmer plant trees on their land to achieve 10% cover before they can access support payments could be revised.

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