WalesOnline has been around since 2008, but its journalistic pedigree dates back more than a century through the pages of our sister print titles, the Western Mail and the South Wales Echo.
We’ve also taken the view that WalesOnline is not just our brand name, but our mission statement. If it’s important to the people of Wales, it’s important to us. We work tirelessly to inform, educate, challenge, entertain, amuse and excite our readers, whether it’s scrutinising the work of our politicians, delivering fast and accurate coverage of the latest breaking news, bringing them all the action and analysis from the world of Welsh sport, helping them make sense of a rapidly changing world, or just giving them a hand with ideas to entertain the kids on the weekend.
We’re unashamedly proud to be Welsh, which means celebrating the best things about our country, but also asking the difficult questions about how Wales and its institutions can do better. We’re unflinching in our coverage of social issues like homelessness, deprivation and substance abuse, and relentlessly examine the use of public money and the quality of our public services. We give a platform to vibrant and diverse opinion, and raise money for brilliant causes that benefit our society.
