Author: Rhys Gregory

Cadw’s ambitious five-year programme of essential conservation works at the iconic Tintern Abbey will be the focus of BBC2’s Digging for Britain on Thursday 4 January. Tintern’s greatest glory, the Gothic Church, has stood on the banks of the River Wye for over 700 years. Over the centuries, the weather has eroded the soft medieval stonework and a large-scale conservation project is now underway to preserve the monument and make it safe for visitors. Archaeological investigations began on site in the summer to help inform the conservation works, which will address natural erosion and weathering. This includes historical research, surveys, detailed…

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Emergency Departments and Minor Injury Units in Wales to get share of £2.7m to enhance environments for better patient and staff experience – the Welsh Government has announced The split funding will support different proposals submitted by every health board in Wales for wide ranging matters such as, improved accessibility, better access to information, infection prevention and control measures, enhanced safety and security, adaptations to better utilise space, and general estate improvements. This investment will see the creation of waiting areas and an increased number of assessment and treatment cubicles – helping to boost Emergency Department and Minor Injury Unit…

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On Thursday, 13 December, Monmouthshire County Council’s Cabinet approved a new Foster Friendly Policy. The new policy will apply to all employees who foster directly through our Council’s Foster Wales Monmouthshire service or other Local Authorities. Employees will have access to up to five additional days of annual leave to enable foster carers or people being assessed to become foster carers to attend relevant meetings, training, home visits or other support needs. Employees who are Special Guardians will be able to access up to 2.5 days of additional leave to enable them to attend relevant meetings, attend training or engage…

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Glan Llyn Primary School in Newport has received a donation of hi-vis jackets from Bellway Wales which will help children learn about construction. The school, off Bessemer Drive, opened in September 2019 and forms part of the new community which is taking shape on part of the former Llanwern steelworks site to the east of Newport. It lies opposite Bellway’s Heron’s Mead development. The jackets will be used by the pupils when they are using construction materials in special construction areas which have been set up in each class. Glan Llyn Primary School’s Deputy Headteacher, Stephanie King, said: “We are…

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You may have read search engines and people emphasizing the importance of original content. And now you want to know how to create it. If this sounds like you, we have got you covered here. In this post, we’ll discuss the tips to help you create original and authentic content. So, buckle up and get ready to learn the ins and outs of writing original content. Do Your Research When creating original content, the research phase is one of the most important things. That’s because the more sound your research will be, the better and original material you can find…

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Drones have become increasingly popular in recent years, with their versatile capabilities and ability to capture stunning aerial footage. However, with the variety of models available and the high cost of purchase, it can be difficult to determine whether renting or buying a drone is the best option. In this article, we will explore the advantages of renting a drone over buying one and analyze the pros and cons of each option. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of whether drone rental or purchase is the right choice for you. What Are the Benefits of Renting a Drone…

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Are you tired of seeing your website buried in the depths of search engine results? Fret not! It’s time to unravel the mysteries of Technical SEO and discover how partnering with the best SEO company can skyrocket your website’s performance. Buckle up as we delve into the world of SEO intricacies, debunk the myths, and guide you toward the path of digital success. 1. Mobile Optimization Magic Let’s start with the basics – mobile optimization. It’s not just a trend; it’s a necessity. Google loves mobile-friendly websites, and so do users. Your SEO company should work its magic to ensure…

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Operation Welcome to the complex and sometimes intimidating world of bitcoin blender services! These essential privacy-enhancing tools are gaining traction among cryptocurrency users as they offer added protection against tracing and security breaches. If the concepts of cryptocurrency and their privacy modes have left you puzzled, this article will explain what bitcoin blenders are, how they operate, and their influence on the users. Decoding Bitcoin Blender Before we delve deeper into understanding Bitcoin Blender, we’ll set a foundational understanding of this privacy tool. At the heart of this service is the principal aim of severing the trackability of Bitcoin transactions,…

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A strong line-up of finalists has been announced for both the National and Junior Chef of Wales contests, the country’s premier culinary competitions, next month. Two former champions are included in the chefs selected to contest the finals at the Welsh International Culinary Championships (WICC), to be held at the International Convention Centre Wales (ICC Wales), Newport, from January 22-24, 2024. Ryan Jones, head chef at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, is seeking to become National Chef of Wales for the second time in his career, having previously won the coveted title in 2014. One of the nine other chefs he…

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Four young rabbits abandoned days before Christmas have been taken into RSPCA care at its North Wales animal centre. They were found on a country lane by Exfords Green, Shrewsbury, in a cat carrier at around 2.30pm on 23 December – and had been dumped on the side of the road. RSPCA animal rescue officer Melanie Froude said: “These four poor rabbits were found on a country lane on the side of the road in a cat carrier. They must have been so cold and frightened. “Luckily they were spotted – as there were no houses nearby – and we…

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