Author: Rhys Gregory

Wales will be taking on New Zealand on Saturday, October 30that Principality Stadium. With the kick-off taking place at 5.15pm – there will be a full city centre road closure from 1.15pm until 8.15pm to ensure all ticket holders are able to get into the stadium safely. Those attending the rugby match are strongly advised to leave large bags at home and pay attention to the prohibited items listed at principalitystadium.wales before they travel into the city. Road closures From 7am, Scott Road and Park Street will be closed because of the need to prepare Gate 5 and protect queuing fans. The…

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As Castle Street re-opens to private vehicles by the end of October, controls are being put in place to manage traffic flow in this part of the city centre. The new bus gate on Westgate Street will help the control room manage this traffic flow, along with additional controls to junctions on adjoining streets, on Cathedral Road, Dumphries Place and North Road. Additional traffic flow and air quality monitors have been installed in nearby residential areas. The new bus gate will be installed on Westgate Street by October 31st- to support the prioritisation of bus travel and sustainable modes of…

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Bute Park has announced its newest improvement project to enhance the Cardiff city centre park. ‘Percussion and Play’ has been selected as the next fundraising project after user feedback suggested visitors to the park would like to see enhanced play equipment to complement the existingwoodland balance trail, numerous play sculptures and natural play opportunities. The new accessible learning and play area will include: fully interactive and accessible musical play equipment (drums, xylophones and other percussion pieces) interpretation boards which will display information in a vibrant and inviting way whilst educating visitors and guiding use of the equipment magnifying posts to…

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New data showing the true extent of Wales’ coal tip challenge has been published today as the First Minister of Wales makes a fresh call for the UK Government to invest in coal tip safety and ‘help communities who have already given so much’. For the first time ever, the Welsh Government has been able to provide a breakdown of the 2,456 identified tips in Wales split into risk categories and by local authority. The new data follows a written statement from Climate Change Minister Julie James earlier this month where she confirmed Welsh Government had collected the data and…

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Ambitious plans that set out how the Welsh Government will be investing in infrastructure and working with the private sector to give people in Wales the confidence to make the switch to electric vehicles have been unveiled today. With already more than 1,000 public charging points across Wales, one for every six battery electric vehicles, the plans set out an approach to ensure that the number of charging points continue to grow to meet increasing demand as fossil fuel vehicles are phased out. The EV Charging Action Plan also sets out how the Welsh Government will be working closely with…

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Plans to create two new theatres, including a dedicated major trauma theatre, at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff have been approved by the Health Minister. Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is seeking up to £33.54m for new hybrid and major trauma theatres and recovery areas in a specialist new-build facility at the hospital. Health Minister Eluned Morgan has approved the health board’s outline business case to develop theatre capacity, which will enable surgeons to operate on people from across South and West Wales, with some of the most complex cases, including serious injuries. A full business case…

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Fuel is stored in the fuel system so it can be delivered to the combustion chamber, where it is combined with air, vaporized, and burned to generate energy. Whether it is gasoline or diesel, fuel is stored in fuel tanks. Fuel is drawn from the tank through fuel lines and delivered to the cylinder chamber by means of a fuel pump for combustion, or it may be delivered by means of a carburetor or fuel injector. Your vehicle has either a mechanical or an electronic fuel system. The majority of modern vehicles use an electronic fuel system. It is the…

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Writing a curriculum vitae can be tricky, but it’s essential to make sure it is well written if you want to stand out from the other applicants. The easiest way to do this is by hiring a curriculum vitae writer. These writers – like those you find at Resume Writing Lab – are knowledgeable about what businesses and employers look for in an applicant. They’ll know how to format your curriculum vitae in a way that looks appealing to potential employers, and they’ll be able to provide you with sample curriculum vitae templates. Hence, you have an idea of how…

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Whether you’ve recently started a small business or are well into your first year of trading, you might be wondering how you can take your digital marketing efforts to the next level. You’ve probably come to the realisation that marketing is essential for drawing in new customers and keeping old ones interested, so it’s well worth the time and effort. But knowing how to improve your efforts isn’t always easy, which is why this blog is here to help. If you’ve been looking for actionable tips to help you grow your business, then you’ve come to the right place. Audits…

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Following a healthy and active lifestyle at any age can help you avoid heart disease and reduce your chances of having a heart attack. Fortunately, taking care of your heart can start at any age, whether you are elderly or young. The earlier you start making healthy choices for your cardiovascular health, the longer you’ll be able to reap the advantages of those decisions. However, suppose you are already experiencing a cardiac problem. In that case, you must make an extra effort to be cautious and avoid bad habits to improve your general health and well-being. Healthy eating habits and…

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