Author: Rhys Gregory

There is one thing all professional gamblers have been using for a long period of time. It is a money management strategy, and it has a huge impact on the overall success. The goal is to prevent massive losses and win more. This can be used for all online casinos and is amazingly effective. Keep in mind that there are a few points you will need to consider. Only then you can have the best strategy. Without further ado, let us begin. Determine the Budget And Don’t Change It The first and the most important thing is to develop a…

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For decades casino players have appreciated the variety of slots and table games at brick and mortar casinos. As time progressed, so did advancements in technology, and once 1996 hit gambling was available across the entire world online. This new online casino platform has since made players rich while relaxing on their comfy couch in sweat pants. Now, while we were certainly satisfied for at a point in time, new online casinos are leading the way within graphics, variety of games, and even live dealer departments. That’s not to say that there isn’t a certain place and time for the…

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The world of football is bracing itself for what could be a major financial blow, courtesy of a ban on gambling sponsorship of club shirts. Nothing is set in stone yet, but the government will soon be overhauling the laws governing casinos and bookies in the UK, and the option to have their logos on kits is reportedly on the chopping block, as various gambling industry sources see it as highly likely. The good news is this shouldn’t affect Welsh clubs too much directly, although there’s no telling what the knock-on, industry-wide repercussions of such a dramatic shift could be.…

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February marks LGBTQ+ History month and Ceredigion Museum has been working with local organisation Aberration to unveil and record fascinating and untold stories of Aberystwyth. These stories form part of the museum’s ‘It Happened in Aber’ project, which will allow people to listen to the untold stories that have shaped Aberystwyth. This project was made possible thanks to the ’15-minute heritage’ funding, a partnership between The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service. Carrie Canham, museum curator, said: “For too long the LGBTQ+ community has been marginalised, or even completely concealed, in history. Ceredigion Museum…

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People aged over 50 in Wales are being encouraged to plan for their future through a series of free Mid-Career Review webinars, delivered by Business in the Community (BITC) Cymru with Age Cymru. The webinars, which form part of the Age at Work Programme, provide an opportunity for individuals to reflect and take stock of their career, health and wellbeing, finances and their work-life balance.  They also help participants to make informed choices and plan for a positive future. By supporting people to return or remain in work they will have a better chance of having enough income and stay…

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An extensively refurbished Corwen Leisure Centre will reopen after lockdown with a brand new name in honour of much-loved Councillor, Huw ‘Chick’ Jones. Denbighshire Leisure Ltd and Denbighshire County Council are proud to announce the renaming of Corwen Leisure Centre to Canolfan Hamdden Huw Jones, in tribute for the popular local and County Councillor who sadly passed away in February 2020. The exciting refurbishment of Corwen Leisure Centre, delivered in partnership with Denbighshire County Council, is now complete and includes a new pool hall, changing areas, viewing area and new state-of-the-art fitness equipment. Councillor Jones was a very well respected,…

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A new report published by the Mental Health Foundation and Cochrane Common Mental Disorders warns that rising unemployment and job uncertainty during the Covid-19 pandemic will have a profound effect on mental health at a country-wide level, and that sustained government action is needed in the Budget next week to help protect people from these effects. With the UK unemployment rate rising according to the latest figures from the ONS, the Mental Health Foundation is calling on all UK governments to put practical and emotional support in place for the hundreds of thousands of people struggling with unemployment. The report, ‘State of…

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COLEG CAMBRIA has been awarded the gold standard in cyber security teaching. The north east Wales college received the accolade as part of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) CyberFirst Schools initiative, focused on inspiring the next generation of cyber security experts and addressing the UK’s cyber skills gap. Cambria’s Principal Sue Price said: “We are delighted to have achieved the CyberFirst Gold Award in conjunction with the National Cyber Security Centre. “This is a significant achievement for Coleg Cambria, recognising the great work the team are doing in a critical area that is growing in strategic significance and importance…

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Powys County Council has recently completed the purchase of the Grade II* listed Automobile Palace in Llandrindod Wells. Situated in a prominent town centre location, the art deco building was built in the early 1900’s on the direction of one of Wales’ earliest motoring pioneers Mr Tom Norton. Norton introduced aviation to Mid Wales and the building housed the first Ford and Austin agencies in Wales. The building closed as a garage in the early 1990’s before being converted to business units.  Over recent years however the number of tenants has dwindled, and the building has fallen into decline. Funding…

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Newport City Council’s cabinet has agreed a new leisure and well-being centre should be created in the city centre. A new purpose-built centre, with modern facilities, would be located on a key riverfront site and would replace the ageing Newport Centre. Cabinet also approved the disposal of the Newport Centre site to Coleg Gwent to further its ambition to have a campus in the heart of the city centre in new buildings providing a first class learning environment. A public consultation on the proposals received more than 1,000 responses with the overwhelming majority supporting the proposed new developments. Councillor Jane…

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