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Microchip your dog - new legislation will soon make it compulsory for dog owners to microchip their pets in Wales. The - which means from April 2016 all dogs by eight weeks old must be microchipped to an approved owner - will be debated in Plenary at the Welsh Assembly Government this week. Rachael Garside joins a dog warden in Milford Haven to hear how it could encourage more responsible ownership

Mobile Notspots -- living in rural Wales and can't make a mobile phone call? We visit the pub to get a signal. is taking part a Pub-is-the-Hub trial to boost connectivity. But it comes at a time when mobile phone coverage is deemed to be worse in rural Wales and we speak to the regulator Ofcom to find out what can be done.

Bird Friendly Poles -- Special power lines are being fitted in parts of Wales to protect birds of prey. In May this year, an osprey was killed on the edge of the Mynydd Hiraethog area of Conwy county borough when his wings touched high voltage lines. So wildlife enthusiasts in several parts of North and Mid Wales have been working with the power company to make overhead electric lines safer. If you have any concerns about birds of prey perching on power poles contact 聽for advice

Juicing Apples聽-- John and Margaret Morris live on a small family farm in Crickhowell and using apples sourced from local orchards they're producing over thirty different to suit every taste. This time of year it's very busy with the ongoing picking and producing in their converted barn at Graig Farm, to keep up with increasing and even Royal demand.