Author: Rhys Gregory

When Saul “Canelo” Alvarez had his hand raised in what was an incredibly close and hard-fought rematch with Gennadiy “GGG” Golovkin at the T-Mobile Arena in 2018 – some believed that the Mexican had put their rivalry to bed. However, provided the controversy that surrounded the pair of fights between the two middleweights, there were just as many who felt a draw and a loss for Golovkin wasn’t a true reflection of how he performed. With their trilogy bout scheduled to take place on September 17th in Las Vegas, read on as we look at their first two encounters and…

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It seems that everything is known about the world of gambling, but still some information surprises and makes you think. What tricks did not go to those who wanted to get rich and win back their finances before the advent of Australia best online casino. For example, the longest poker game lasted for eight years. Fans of excitement played around the clock in the basement of The Bird Cage Theater, located in Arizona. The poker room belonged to Billy and Lottie Hutchinson. They took 10% of the bank. In the modern world, there is no need to even get up…

Building work on a new multi-million pound Centre of Excellence for Engineering has begun at Grŵp Llandrillo Menai’s Rhyl Campus on Cefndy Road. Funded by the Welsh Government and Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, this £12million project will provide the people of the region with the opportunity to develop the skills needed to have successful careers within the engineering sector. A ceremonial launch took place this week, attended by senior management and governors from Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, a member of the Welsh Assembly, and the leader of Denbighshire County Council. The centre is due for completion by late 2023 so that teaching…

Welsh teenager Matt Rees claimed his maiden GB3 Championship victory as the series headed to Brands Hatch, producing a dominant lights to flag display in the opening race of the weekend (10/11 September). The 17-year-old then followed up with a podium in race two and was handed the Sunoco Fastest Driver of the Weekend award for recording the quickest racing lap over all three contests. In a tricky qualifying session, the BRDC SuperStar performed well as two red flags in the opening ten minutes disrupted his run plan. Despite this, he was quickly up to speed, setting the fastest time and going…

Construction work has begun on Redrow’s latest development of 86 new homes at Plasdŵr, Cardiff’s £2 billion, 900-acre garden city. Phase three of Cwrt Sant Ioan features 27 two-bedroom apartments, 47 three-bedroom homes and ten four-bedroom properties along with two two-bedroom affordable homes. Final completion is expected by June 2024 with the first plots already sold subject to contract. Nigel Palmer, Managing Director of Redrow in South Wales, said: “Plasdŵr is a flagship development – and our biggest to date. We’re well-known for our beautifully designed homes, but that’s just part of the story. Our unwavering focus is on creating…

The headline NatWest Wales Business Activity Index – a seasonally adjusted index that measures the month-on-month change in the combined output of the region’s manufacturing and service sectors – registered 48.1 in August, down from 51.6 in July, to signal a renewed fall in output across the Welsh private sector. The decrease was the first in 18 months, albeit only modest overall. Companies stated that lower business activity stemmed from weak client demand and a decline in new order inflows. The rate of decrease in output was quicker than the UK average. New orders received by Welsh private sector firms…

Essential resurfacing works, planned for the carriageways forming the Sarn interchange (M4 Junction 36), are due to start on Monday 12 September, with drivers being warned that some delays are likely. The work will be completed over approximately eleven nights, Mondays to Fridays, between 11pm and 5am – subject to weather conditions.  Although work will be undertaken during the night, drivers are encouraged to make use of alternative routes, as disruption for motorists is still anticipated. Drivers should also be aware of lane closures, leading up to and through the works, from 8pm each night. Roads affected by the overnight…

Caerphilly Council is receiving numerous complaints regarding livestock (predominantly sheep) roaming through villages in the Upper Rhymney Valley and Darran Valley. These animals cause damage to gardens, parks, cemeteries and public open spaces; and pose a serious risk to road users and others when they are on the highway. The council is working with local farmers, landowners and various organisations to alleviate the problems. Additionally, a contractor has been engaged to collect and impound straying animals on behalf of the council. You can help the council by: Reporting any damaged or vandalised fences, gates and walls by email [email protected] or…

Books of condolence opens in Powys so people can pay tribute to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. These give Powys residents the opportunity to pay their respects to The Queen and share their thoughts, feelings and memories about her 70-year reign. Books of condolence are open at the following locations: Y Gaer, Glamorgan Street, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7DW County Hall, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5LG Newtown Library, Park Lane, Newtown, Powys, SY16 1EJ The book of condolence at County Hall in Llandrindod Wells will be open from 9am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday and will remain open until 4:30pm on…