Author: Rhys Gregory

Public notices have been published as part of plans to relocate the pedestrian crossing at A4059 (Ynys) Roundabout in Aberdare – to improve links between the town centre, school and leisure centre, and improve A4059 traffic flow. There are currently two crossing points at the Ynys Roundabout – a toucan crossing and a steep footbridge over the road. These enable pedestrians to move between Duke Street and the Sobell school and leisure site, and in the direction of Aberdare Railway Station, Robertstown and Abernant. The Council’s proposal is to remove both crossings, including the traffic lights at the Roundabout, and…

Businesses affected by the Coronavirus pandemic will now be protected from eviction until the end of September 2021, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has announced. As part of interventions the Welsh Government is making to support businesses, the moratorium against forfeiture for the non-payment of rent will now be extended until September 30, 2021. It was originally due to end on June 30, 2021. This measure will ensure businesses will not forfeit their business tenancies for non-payment of rent until 30 September this year, but businesses should continue to pay rent wherever possible, and it is in the interests of both…

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A Kasper Dolberg double ended Wales’ hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of Euro 2020, and their chances of emulating their heroic feats from five years ago – as Denmark ran out 4-0 winners in Amsterdam. It’s been a European tour for Rob Page’s side, who played their Group A matches in the cities of Baku and Rome, before their round of 16 tie at the iconic Johan Cruyff Arena – an adventure that saw them travelling to three cities in 14 days. While Wales were never the favourites in the 2021 Euro betting odds, they were quite happy to be…

A project committed to enhancing Denbighshire’s biodiversity is breathing new life into a decling flower. Last year Denbighshire County Council identified 21 sites including highway verges, footpath edges, cycleways and amenity grasslands, to be managed to create wildflower meadows. Now as part of the Council’s ongoing commitment to enhancing biodiversity across the county, there are nearly 60 sites included into its Wildflower Project. This equates to 30 football pitches worth of Denbighshire grassland managed as native wildflower meadows. This week the officers leading the project have recorded a nationally declining species on the Prestatyn Beach Road West site. The plant…

Age Cymru estimates that approximately £175m of state benefits goes unclaimed each year amongst the over 60s in Wales, money that could lift thousands out of poverty and enable them to live a more independent and dignified later life. There are numerous benefits available to older people that could help with housing costs, care needs or general day-to-day living expenses.  The charity has just launched its free guide More money in your pocket. The guide covers State Pension, Pension Credit, the Council Tax Reduction Scheme, Housing Benefit and help with heating costs. It specifically looks at the range of financial…

A decision to delay the start of the long-awaited no-fault divorce until 2022 is disappointing, says Cardiff-based leading national law firm Clarke Willmott. The landmark legislation which was due to come into force in October has now been put back to April 2022 to allow sufficient time to sort out technical issues. Chris Longbottom, who heads Clarke Willmott LLP’s family law team, says for couples whose marriage has broken down any delay is disheartening. “Dealing with the collapse of a relationship and its associated financial implications is extremely stressful for all who go through it,” said Chris. “At the moment, there is no way for couples to start divorce proceedings without citing blame to one party – unless they are separated…