Author: Rhys Gregory

The third Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled-out across Wales from today (Wednesday 7 April) with patients in Carmarthenshire becoming the first in the UK to receive it. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) authorised the Moderna vaccine as safe and effective in January 2021 following stringent clinical trials. Supplies arrived in Wales yesterday (Tuesday 6 April) with 5,000 doses being sent to vaccination centres in the Hywel Dda University Health Board area. The first doses will be administered at the West Wales General Hospital in Carmarthen today (7 April). The Moderna vaccine is a two dose vaccine given…

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Presently, every day technological progress must be made, each person must know how and how cyber currencies vary from paper currencies, in order to understand better how to compete in them and how to make the best profit for the digital exchange rate. This will monitor the stock exchange. For a long time, it was considered as a ‘digital currency,’ something that would foster free commerce and gain worldwide economic prosperity. It helps beginners to better understand the digital currency issue and how people are trying to keep the money in shape and to invest in it to raise sales.…

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The cryptocurrencies trade provides several thousand distributors, middlemen and platforms. Nevertheless, no one is forced to continue providing institutional investors with tax returns, though others can do so around their own choice. Coinbase , for example, provides a “current value for taxation” report. Finally, it is up to the user to retain the proper records in relation to their digital currency transactions. They are liable for keeping the documents that you got at the period when they valued, so the net benefit is per money. If these data and documentation are not retained, your properties will be measured at the…

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The times are fast-pacing and that stands relevant for all the industry types. People in all the fields are looking for quick ways to generate money. No one has time to sit in front of their computers all day long to take one shot at a trade. Reading between the lines you must have understood that the industry we are discussing here is none other than trading. This industry especially has been exceptionally blessed with the growth of modern-day technology. Countering all its shortcomings, we have now many mobile phone apps that are dedicated to trading. They have provided a…

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Nothing can ruin the sanctity of your home quite like a pest infestation. Whether you are worried about mice, rats, birds, bats, snakes, or foxes, pest-proofing your home should be a top priority for you to look into. Having a pest infestation occur in your home can be quite a costly affair, making it more beneficial to just prevent pests from being able to get into your home from the start. Continue reading to learn about three easy ways in which you can pest-proof your home. Seal Your Home The easiest way to completely pest-proof your home for pest bird…

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If your marketing isn’t data-driven already, you may be missing a lot of opportunities. There are plenty of reasons why data-driven marketing is the best marketing today.  When you and your team create a marketing strategy, how much time do you spend on gathering data first? More importantly, how much time do you invest in understanding the data and turning it into actionable marketing steps? If your answer is not “We spend a lot of time on gathering and analyzing data,” you need to reconsider your ways of promoting your business. Here’s the thing. No matter how much it may…

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George Orwell’s political fable Animal Farm has been voted the nation’s favourite ever school book, in new research commissioned for International Children’s Book Day 2021 (2nd April). The study1, conducted by Oxford Home Schooling, asked 2,000 UK adults which books they most enjoyed reading when at school and Animal Farm was selected by a quarter (25%) of respondents. The novella was followed in the rankings by Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol (21%) and John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men (19%). Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is the most popular school book written by a female author (18%), placing sixth on the overall list. Orwell and Dickens both appear twice in the top 10, as does William Shakespeare, showing his timeless appeal to all ages. Romeo and Juliet is the UK’s favourite…

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The largest provider of care services in Wales has doubled its workforce and trebled turnover in the last six years. A Mold-based North East Wales Carers Information Service (NEWCIS) has its sights set on further growth after a challenging 12 months for the sector. CEO Claire Sullivan is celebrating 20 years with the organisation and admits the Coronavirus pandemic has been the toughest period of her professional career. However, despite a series of lockdowns, NEWCIS has welcomed 5,000 new carers into the fold during that time and received up to 130 referrals a week since Christmas. That takes their total…

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Specialist healthcare provider, Ludlow Street Healthcare, has appointed a new Operations Director to oversee business operations across all its sites and services. After 14 years with the organisation, Sarah House, Service Director at Pinetree Court Hospital, has been promoted to Operations Director. Ludlow Street Healthcare specialises in providing care for adults over the age of 18 with complex mental health problems, autism, learning disabilities, and neuropsychiatric conditions including dementia and acquired brain injuries. Sarah joined Ludlow Street Healthcare in 2007 as a training manager, having previously been a care home manager, and progressively undertook a variety of managerial roles before…

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A top food wholesaler is rewarding frontline staff with bumper pay rises of up to 14% to help fuel ambitious expansion plans. Harlech Foodservice – based in Criccieth in Gwynedd and Chester – announced they are putting up wages by an average of 5.37% for their 150-strong workforce with some employees receiving considerably more. With lockdown restrictions easing, the company has launched a recruitment drive to take on 50 more staff when the new tourism season gets underway. According to Mr Cattrall, they prioritised investing in front line staff as part of their drive to ensure excellent customer service. At…

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