Author: Rhys Gregory

On Tuesday, 9 April, MonLife Heritage and the Chepstow Society came together to commemorate a significant milestone: the 75th anniversary of Chepstow Museum. The museum is rooted in the community, working with local groups to foster not only an interest in the past and a sense of continuity but also to enliven the cultural and educational life of the town. The event saw MonLife colleagues, the Chepstow Society, current and former volunteers and museum friends gather to share stories, memories and explore the current exhibitions. Founded in 1949 by the Chepstow Society, the museum’s inception was championed by Ivor Waters,…

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It would be fair to say that most Swansea City supporters would have expected their beloved to have secured Championship survival much earlier than the middle of April. It has left nerves frayed and fingernails chewed as Luke Williams has sought to mastermind continued existence in the second tier of English football, but finally the Swans got over a line with a 1-0 victory over Rotherham United. All of which means that they can begin to prepare for life in the Championship in 2024/24 – a campaign in which they will need to improve in order to avoid being sucked…

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JCP Solicitors, headquartered in Swansea, has announced a series of three internal promotions naming Claire Davies, Emily Summer, and Alice Rowlands as Senior Associates. Leading legal cases concerning Family, Commercial Litigation and Lifetime Planning respectively, the promotions demonstrate JCP’s continued commitment to professional development and business growth. Having made her name in high-net worth matters of family law – particularly cases involving businesses, farms, pensions, trusts, international affairs and pre-nuptial agreements – Claire Davies brings over 20 years’ experience to her new role. After joining JCP in 2020, Claire has worked diligently for her clients on a range of cases…

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SP Energy Networks and specialist training provider Busnes@LlandrilloMenai have partnered to deliver sought after skills to would-be energy sector recruits across North and Mid Wales. The companies are jointly running a new overhead line training course which will see trainees gain experience needed to work on the electricity network and help them apply for roles across a range of businesses in North and Mid Wales who support SP Energy Networks and deliver energy related services.  The course, launched earlier this year, aims to train overhead line personnel over a 22-week period using a mix of classroom based electrical theory and…

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Ysgol Greenhill and Pembrokeshire County Council have welcomed a strong and very positive Estyn report for the school. Estyn, the education and training inspectorate for Wales, has released its findings following a full inspection of the school, based in Tenby, carried out in January 2024. The report noted: Under the supportive leadership of the Headteacher, staff at Ysgol Greenhill work together effectively to secure a happy and respectful learning community. Together they have developed a culture of openness and collaboration and share an ambitious goal to become a self-improving school. Leaders have secured improvements in many important areas of the…

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Choosing the right student accommodation is a pivotal decision for any college student, as it can significantly enhance or detract from your university experience. For many, university dormitories are the first choice due to their proximity to campus and the built-in student community they offer. In this guest post, we’ll delve into the advantages and disadvantages of living in university dorms, helping you make a more informed decision about finding studio student accommodation in Liverpool, London, Glasgow or anywhere in and around the UK. Main Types of Student Accommodation From private student halls that offer modern amenities and a sense…

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In the UK, home battery storage systems are now 20% cheaper as VAT was eliminated starting February 1, 2024. Storing solar power for nighttime or peak use is now more wallet-friendly. BLUETTI, a top solar battery storage company, offers an extra £500 off on its EP760 Energy Storage System, making solar power storage even more accessible. Is this 7,600W on/off-grid power solution worth your investment? Likely, but ultimately, you decide. What Is the BLUETTI EP760 Energy Storage? The EP760&B500 is an integrated home battery system that serves multiple purposes – backup protection, solar-self consumption, or increased energy independence. It stores…

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Nestled in the heart Cardiff, Proud Mary’s is not just pub; it’s a gastronomic adventure waiting to be explored. Proud Mary Cardiff prides itself on offering a traditional pub with a modern ‘party’ twist, where you are guaranteed a warm and friendly welcome. It probably isn’t the first place you’d think of when it comes to dining out. However, look a little further and you’ll see an eclectic blend of flavors and a commitment to quality ingredients, Proud Mary’s food menu offers something for everyone. Operating over two floors, Proud Mary Cardiff has a capacity of 950 and has a…

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Elaine was on her way home from work when she received a call that her 64-year-old husband Alun was feeling extremely unwell. Thankfully, she had just finished her official First Aid at Work training, so had the skills and knowledge required to save her loved one’s life. Elaine’s daughter who lives nearby quickly rushed to their family home and as Elaine got to the scene, Alun’s condition had worsened considerably. He stopped breathing and Elaine promptly called 999. Elaine had completed her three-day First Aid at Work course with St John Ambulance Cymru Trainer Lisa at the charity’s headquarters in…

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A group of young people from Denbigh held an event to consult the public on the need for safer biking routes in the town for young people to be able to get out and about and keep active. The idea came when Osian Gregson, 13, who attends Denbigh Youth Club decided to take action after becoming frustrated that there wasn’t anywhere suitable in the town for him and other young people in the area to be able to play out on their bikes safely. He shared his concerns with a Youth Worker who advised him on what he would need…

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