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A £4.4m refurbishment of Bolton’s central library has left the building in shape for generations to come. The transformed building, reopens today (Friday, January 19) after being closed for 12 months as work progressed.
Heavy traffic is building on a stretch of the M61 this morning after a crash.
Hello, and welcome to Wales Online's live blog for Friday, January 19. We will be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
Liverpool have been handed a major Mo Salah worry after he picked up an injury during Egypt's Africa Cup of Nations game against Ghana.
People living on a street in Rochdale have been evacuated after reports of residents 'smelling gas' earlier today. Derby Street, at the junction with Milkstone Road, has been cordoned off with fire crews and police at the scene.
There was heavy traffic after a car left the carriageway on the M4 near Bridgend on Thursday, January 18. One lane was closed on the M4 westbound and eastbound carriageways between Junction 36 (Sarn) and Junction 37 (Pyle). Traffic Wales first reported the incident in a post to X (formerly Twitter) at 4.01pm.
A major route near Rhodda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil was partially blocked in both directions due to a crash on Thursday, January 18. There was heavy traffic on the A470 due to the incident between the A472 (AberCynon Roundabout) and A4060 (Abercanaid Roundabout), according to traffic monitoring service Inrix, which first reported the collision at 4.30pm.
Thousands of job losses will start at Tata's Port Talbot plant this year it is now expected. Reports have emerged after a meeting between unions and Tata bosses in London that the Indian-owned steel giant has rejected a union proposal to carry out its planned transformation to green steel manufacturing in a slower, less painful way.