Author: Rhys Gregory

Private healthcare is a hot topic in the UK, and it has become even more important during the past year. Thanks to the Coronavirus pandemic, which caused huge waiting lists for NHS treatments and operations, many individuals started funding their own surgery. Some companies also offer private medical insurance as a perk for staff, as they notice that many workers are taking their health increasingly seriously and are growing concerned about whether the NHS will be able to provide them with the treatment and support they need. For individuals and heads of households, it’s easy to think that private healthcare…

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A lottery might be seen as a game of chance, but there are many things that play important roles in determining the results of a draw. Some people play the lotto with no regard to luck whatsoever and always get the best possible numbers, play for an extended period and win numerous prizes worth millions. If you want to play this way and win big prizes, then this is for you. Keep in mind that these techniques are not about getting lucky; they are simply about taking advantage of the laws of statistics to play on an equal footing when…

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Most online casinos understand what their player’s want. If anything, top gambling comparison sites like Zamedia NV only look at a casino’s unique offering to match it with other sites. For that reason alone, casinos need to invest in outstanding products and services to give their players a great gaming experience. This includes free money offers, excellent game selection, generous bonuses, and top customer service support. Alongside free money, casinos can also include benefits such as fairness, seamless navigation and convenient payment options for their players. With many casinos now going a notch higher to provide a fantastic RTP and…

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Are you tired of making use of so many different types of prescribed medicines and want to know if there is something more natural to use? Have you thought about using CBD to help treat your problems but aren’t sure if it will actually work? CBD is quickly becoming a household name for anyone who has been diagnosed with chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, or other health conditions. One reason for this popularity is that cannabidiol is available everywhere, even online at sites like Grasscity. CBD is extracted from the cannabis plant and research suggests that it can relieve symptoms of…

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The National Cycle Museum in Llandrindod Wells has announced that it will be open daily from August 21 to 31. A must for cycle enthusiasts, the museum will be taking part in  a vintage cycle parade on August 25, starting at 10.30am  from the Automobile Palace, as part of the Llandrindod Wells Victorian Festival from August 24-30. The museum will be open on weekdays from 10am to 4pm and at weekends from 10am to 2pm.

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Business confidence in Wales has hit its highest ever level, a survey of chartered accountants has found. ICAEW’s Business Confidence Monitor for Q3 2021, published today (Friday), said that the high level of confidence was likely underpinned by expectations of a strong economic recovery, the easing of restrictions and the vaccine programme, and more demand. Welsh businesses said they expect domestic sales to increase by 7.9% over the next year, a higher figure than the UK-wide figure. [1] Meanwhile, exports are also set to grow but at the rate of 2.7%. However, the likelihood of confidence remaining positive is highly…

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Five children who go to the same school are celebrating musical success despite the challenges of learning in lockdown. The talented youngsters are all pupils of Ysgol Bro Cinmeirch in Llanrhaeadr, near Denbigh, and have been taught by tutors from the Denbighshire Music Cooperative. The quintet been triumphant in their latest musical exams even though they have had to do most of their music practice lessons online. Denbighshire Music Cooperative is a  not-for-profit organisation that works with schools and independent clients, offering tuition for a wide range of instruments and voice. Founder and head of service Heather Powell said: “It…

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The young footballers of Castell Alun Colts have hit the ground running as they prepare for the new season – thanks to cash seized from criminals. The club’s Under-14s have spent their summer gearing up for kick-off in the Flintshire Junior League with a weekend away team-building, specialist coaching sessions and new waterproof training jackets. It’s doing the trick with seven wins and a draw in nine pre-season games and their coaches have been delighted by their form. Club Chairman Noel Teal said: “There are 18 in the squad and these boys have been together since they were eight but…

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Tywyn-based Talyllyn Railway has enjoyed what general manager Stuart Williams described as the busiest weekend for five years, following the easing of Covid restrictions in Wales. The railway continues to be careful in minimising risks in the continuing pandemic with trains divided into separated compartments. Tickets for each whole compartment are sold in advance to families or to those in a social bubble. Billed as the ‘Awdry Extravaganza’, the weekend programme for August 14 and 15  was based around a celebration of the ‘Railway Series’ of books by the Reverend Wilbert Awry, creator of the famous Thomas the Tank Engine.…

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Macmillan Cancer Support has welcomed a continued recovery in cancer services from the impacts of the pandemic but warns a third of people still face anxious cancer treatment delays. Data released for June shows that 1,647 people newly diagnosed with cancer started their first definitive treatment in the month, the second highest on record since the new suspected cancer pathway data collection began. While the charity welcomes this improvement after the number of people entering the system reduced drastically over the course of the pandemic, it warns that over 530 people still experienced delays in their treatment during June alone.…

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