Author: Rhys Gregory

Keeping your car in pristine condition not only enhances its appearance but can also contribute to its longevity and maintain its value over time. Whether you’ve just driven a new car off the lot or want to keep your current vehicle looking its best, here are 10 essential tips to help you keep your car looking like new. 1. Regular Washing and Drying The first step to maintaining your car’s new look is regular washing. Remove dirt, dust, and grime by washing your car every two weeks or more often if it’s exposed to harsh conditions. Use a car-specific soap…

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For decades, cigarettes have held a tight grip on millions, filling lives with smoke and shrouding health in uncertainty. But the tide is turning. Enter vaping, a modern alternative offering smokers a path towards a potentially less harmful and potentially more satisfying experience. But is vaping truly the “smart choice?” Let’s explore the facts and equip you with the knowledge to make an informed decision. But before that let me tell you that the legal age to purchase and use e-cigarettes in the UK is 18 years old. It applies to all forms of e-cigarettes, including vapes, mods, and refills.…

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The Council for Awards of Royal Agricultural Societies (CARAS) Cymru annual conference delivered a rousing plea to the Welsh Government to ensure that the Sustainable Farming Scheme safeguards the next generation. Seeing the Wood from the Trees delivered an analysis of the Welsh Government’s proposals, including the 10% planting of trees requirement.The conference, held at the Royal Welsh Showground, took up Welsh Government director of rural affairs, Gian Marco Currado’s request for feedback on the scheme. CARAS Cymru vice chair, Mansel Raymond, summed up the mood by stressing that the Sustainable Farming Scheme is critical for the future of Welsh…

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PureGym, the UK’s largest gym operator, is thrilled to be opening a brand-new gym in Llantrisant! Located in Talbot Green Shopping Park, PureGym Llantrisant will provide the community with a 24/7 first-class fitness facility – all through PureGym’s flagship low cost, zero contract memberships. From 12pm on 16 February, the 10,000 sq. ft gym will provide a first-class fitness experience at an affordable price. Members will have everything they need to work out and reach their fitness goals, whatever they may be, including: Hundreds of pieces of state-of-the-art equipment A functional zone, free weights area, fixed resistance, cardio equipment, and…

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Plans for expanded facilities for vet students at Aberystwyth University have taken a step forward thanks to a major bequest. The £100,000 gift from the estate of the late Gordon Burrows will help fund a replica veterinary clinic on the University’s Penglais campus. Once all the funds are secured, the new clinic will include standard facilities such as waiting, examination and treatment areas along with key equipment used for small animal care. It will be used to train undergraduates on the BVSc Veterinary Science course, run in collaboration with the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), as well as students on Aberystwyth…

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Professional motorsport business Blendini has relocated to Llandow in the Vale of Glamorgan having purchased the former Harris Pye Unit. The deal that has been part-funded by a substantial seven figure loan from the Development Bank of Wales. Established in 2010 by championship winning driver Tom Roche, Blendini Motorsport has relocated from Edwards Business Park in Llantrisant to the 135,000 sq.ft site in Llandow. With two aircraft hangers and seven industrial units, the new premises allows room for growth and reduces operational costs with space to service vehicles on site including HGV’s. Blendini Motorsport has a professional racing team that…

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Organisations and businesses from across Wales have been shortlisted for their high-quality HR and people development practices in The CIPD Awards in Wales 2024. The CIPD, the professional body for HR and the people development, will celebrate the most prestigious individuals and organisations in the HR and people profession across the country at its annual awards ceremony. This year’s gala dinner will take place at the Cardiff City Stadium on Friday the 15th of March. With more entries this year than ever before, 80 businesses, teams and individuals have been shortlisted across nine categories. The shortlist showcases a range of…

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MORE than 70 organisations from across Wales and the North West will join forces to showcase employment opportunities at a returning careers event. In partnership with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and supported by Creating Enterprise, Conwy Business Support, and Working Wales, which is delivered by Careers Wales, the popular Conwy Job Expo will be held on Thursday February 22 from 1pm to 5pm at The Barn, Eirias Events Centre, Colwyn Bay. Ahead of the big day, which is expected to attract more than 500 people of all ages, there will be a live workshop with mentors and trainers at…

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An acrobatastic event awaits this February half term at Mermaid Quay which promises fun for the entire family. Featuring jaw-dropping skills, spectacular costumes, and family-friendly workshops this half term event will provide all the entertainment needed for your little ones. Taking place on Saturday 10th February and Saturday 17th February from 12:00 to 5:00pm this completely free event is the perfect half term day out. After all of the excitement you can refuel at the many venues at Mermaid Quay who have special kid-friendly menus on offer. Choose from Nandos, Pizza Express, Hub Box, and Zizzi, there’s something for everyone!

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Aberdulais Tinworks and Waterfall in the heart of the Neath Valley reopened this week, and entry will be free of charge for everyone. The reopening also marks the beginning of a new partnership with St Giles Cymru, who will use the historic location for a Green Community Training, Heritage & Wellbeing Hub for people facing the greatest adversity. Aberdulais is one of Britain’s earliest industrial sites, and from February all visitors are welcomed back to explore over 400 years of history. Cared for by National Trust Cymru the waterfall, waterwheel and tinworks will be open to the public 10.30am to…

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