The Press Complaints Commission has launched a Welsh helpline as part of its continuing programme to enhance and improve its accessibility, and forge stronger links with all areas of the UK.
People living in Wales will now be able to get in touch with the PCC, for informal advice and guidance about making a complaint, at the cost of only a local call.

The Journal in Newcastle has been awarded membership of the exclusive International Newspaper Colour Quality Club 2002 - 2004, making it one of the 54 best colour newspapers in the world.
Ian Swain, assistant managing director, said: "We have worked incredibly hard on our colour quality over a number of years and it is superb news that this has paid off."

A Sunshine Run has been organised to raise funds for the Newcastle Evening Chronicle's Sunshine Fund in aid of sick and disabled children.
The event will take place on Wednesday, July 9, and it is hoped up to 1,000 people will take part in the sponsored 5km walk, jog or run.

Southern Magazines, the business magazine division of Newsquest Media Group, has been renamed Newsquest Financial Media Ltd.
Southern Magazines managing director Tim Whitehouse said: "Whilst developing our constituent brands remains the priority, we also want to reflect the strength of our parent company and highlight our main market focus."

A brand new marble and oak look reception has been created for customers at the Express & Star head office in Wolverhampton, following a 12-week refurbishment programme.
Officially opened by the newspaper's chairman, Douglas Graham, visitors can see the presses at work on one of two television screens located in the foyer and a montage of photos and stories printed in the paper are also on display on the windows of the front entrance.

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