Author: Rhys Gregory

Have you been wondering whether or not it would be better if your teenager began to take classes online rather than the traditional method of a brick-and-mortar education? High schoolers across the nation have seen a great number of benefits as they used their technological prowess to shift from the restrictions of the old model to an online approach to learning. Take a look at a few examples of why your teenager should be taking classes over the internet. Online Classes Offer Greater Schedule Flexibility For as long as schools have existed, they were held in classrooms of various sizes,…

Three men and a boy who ambushed a teenager and chased him to his death following a dispute over drugs, have today been convicted of murder. Seventeen-year-old Harry Baker was found dead at an industrial container port in Barry on the morning of Wednesday, August 28, 2019. The teenager had been stabbed to death and his partially-clothed body was found by staff arriving for work at the Barry Intermodal Terminal. A trial at Newport Crown Court heard Harry and his friend, Louis Johnson, had been in the town selling drugs. The jury was told the two had crossed a group…

One of the guarantees that virtual slots will become not just a hobby, but an important source of profit as well, can be choosing a reliable casino. Nowadays, there are dozens of companies operating on the virtual entertainment market, with not every of them meeting the current requirements. However, it is still quite easy to find a high-quality casino. Registering at a good company is the first step to making virtual slots start generating income for you. Usually, after creating an account you only need to make a deposit to get access to all the available functions and start earning.…

Morrisons has slashed the price of popular Easter eggs to just 75p this weekend. From Friday to Sunday, customers will be able to pick up favourites such as Cadbury Mini Egg, Maltesers and Aero Bubbles Medium Eggs in stores at great reductions. The full list of Easter eggs being reduced to 75p is: Product  Original price Saving Cadbury Mini Egg Medium Easter Egg £1.50 75p Cadbury Creme Egg Medium Easter Egg £1.50 75p Cadbury Chocolate Buttons Egg £1.50 75p Smarties Medium Easter Egg 99p 24p Rolo Milk Chocolate & Caramel Medium Easter Egg 99p 24p Maltesers Medium Easter Egg…

A NORTH Wales radio presenter has swapped the decks for a defibrillator by becoming a volunteer for the Welsh Ambulance Service. Oli Kemp, one half of ‘Lois & Oli’ on Heart North and Mid Wales, has just completed his training as a Community First Responder so that he can administer life-saving first aid to people in his community. Oli, originally from London, now living near Llangollen, Denbighshire, has had a long-held ambition to become a first responder, ever since the sudden death of his 20-month-old daughter in 2012. The Covid-19 pandemic presented a perfect opportunity to pursue his passion, said…

Rob Edwards has named a 20-player squad for Cymru’s first U18 match in more than twenty years when they play England on Monday 29 March (KO 12:00). Several players selected were part of the U17 side that qualified for last season’s UEFA #U17EURO Elite Round, which was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During the Qualifying Round, the squad featuring Oli Ewing, Ryan Viggars and Charlie Savage recorded an impressive 2-1 win against group favourites the Netherlands. The side will be managed by Edwards, with players moving into the U19 setup for the 2021/22 season. The U18 setup has been…

Individuals and businesses across the Vale of Glamorgan are being encouraged to get involved with a new virtual food festival which will take place later this month. The inaugural Food Vale Festival will take place from 22nd March – 4th April 2021 and will include a series of virtual events designed to bring people closer to food producers and businesses in the Vale, whilst highlighting opportunities to improve the local food system, post-Covid 19 The festival is being organised by Food Vale, part of the Sustainable Food Places network – a partnership programme led by the Soil Association, Food Matters…

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board and Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council have made the joint decision not to open a community vaccination centre (CVC) in Aberfan.  It was due to open in Aberfan community centre at the end of this month. However, following site visits and security inspections, the conclusion was reached the venue is not suitable as a CVC, because of difficulties in storing the vaccines there. Within the next couple of weeks, the Health Board’s community vaccination centres will begin to offer both the Pfizer and Oxford vaccines during separate clinics, and as well as the storage…

Celtic Routes, a partnership project between Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire County Councils and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority in Wales and Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford County Councils in Ireland, has secured an additional £1.5 million for a second phase of the Celtic Routes tourism project. The successful bid to the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) will take the project through to 2023. It’s a branded collection of tourism experiences encouraging travellers to visit Ireland and Wales to discover the Celtic spirit by suggesting immersive and authentic experiences in West Wales and South East Ireland. The contract is partly funded via…

Over the past year, green spaces have been more important than ever, allowing people to reconnect, focus and relax. Now, people who used to be homeless and are receiving support from Emmaus South Wales have given nature and the local community a boost thanks to a garden scheme from environmental charity Keep Wales Tidy. Bridgend-based charity, Emmaus South Wales, offers people who have been homeless or socially excluded a place to live for as long as they need it and work experience in a social enterprise. Through the Keep Wales Tidy ‘Local Places for Nature’ development package, residents at Emmaus…