Author: Rhys Gregory

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Motivation can be hard to come by, we know. Sometimes college just goes on and on, and there is no end to the need for studying. But don’t worry. Everything always comes to an end. And they can come to a better end if you can keep the proper motivation. Remember you are Not Alone You aren’t alone in your college journey. You are sure to have friends who are also in the same boat. You also have resources available to you – never forget that. You are not alone in this. People and businesses are in place specifically to…

Stretching about 100 miles across the Gulf of Mexico in the beautiful ‘Sunshine State’ of Florida, there lies the magical coast dubbed as the Emerald Coast. It is host to six different cities; Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Panama City, Pensacola, Pensacola Beach, and Navarre. On this stretch of beachfront, you will find sand that is so fine, powder-soft, and clean, it, alone, is said to be unforgettable. Not to mention the emerald green-colored water, which together with the sand creates the most wondrous stretch of paradise. If you are planning on visiting the Emerald Coast, rest assured that ahead of…

Following a hugely successful pop-up, speciality Welsh coffee company Kin+Ilk has opened a permanent café at St David’s. Kin+Ilk, meaning family and kind, is focused on providing directly sourced coffee from the producer, Finca El Corozo, in partnership with Clifton Coffee, whilst supporting the local communities in El Salvador.  Locally sourced products from Welsh suppliers – including artisan bakery supplier Alex Gooch, The Chocolate Brownie Co., and Douglas Willis Butchers – are available as part of an all-day menu, serving up to 56 covers from breakfast to brunch or lunch, as well as a grab and go offer. All takeaway…

RSPCA Cymru has praised “magical microchipping” – after a cat who had been missing since December was reunited with his owners. Black cat Sparkle had been missing for eight months before being found only 1.5 miles from his Michaelston Road home in Cardiff. The RSPCA was alerted after the cat was seen on nearby Hengoed close with an injury to the base of his tail.  Fortunately, the injury wasn’t serious – and a scan of Sparkle’s microchip revealed his owner to be Rhian Hegarty. Ms Hegarty had earlier undergone a desperate search for Sparkle since he went missing shortly before…

Holidaymakers are being reminded to follow quarantine rules when they return to Wales from abroad to stop the spread of coronavirus. Clusters of positive cases have been reported in Wales stemming from people returning from holidays who did not self-isolate for 14-days as required. More cases like this could increase the rate of transmission in Wales and put some of the most vulnerable people at risk of infection. It is the responsibility of travelers to check if they are required to self-isolate when they return to Wales, as the list is subject to change at any time. The latest information…

UK holidaymakers can save hundreds of pounds on hotel costs over the course of a holiday by swapping their location for similar destinations just a few miles away, Which? Travel has found. With international travel restrictions in place around the world and the UK government warning against travel to a growing number of popular holiday destinations across Europe, many UK holidaymakers are continuing to book staycations to see out the end of the summer. Which? Travel compared the average hotel room rates in towns in 10 of the UK’s most popular destinations, including Cornwall and the Cotswolds, before comparing these…

A social care leader has warned there is no “automatic right” for indoor visits to care homes for relatives and friends of residents. Mario Kreft MBE, the chair of Care Forum Wales, spoke out to set the record straight about the relaxation of the restrictions recently announced by the Welsh Government. It was clear, he said, there was a great deal of misunderstanding and confusion around the issue. While indoor visits where now permitted, they would only be allowed at the discretion of the care homes who had the right to make the final decision, after taking into account a whole…

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has become the first health board in Wales to sign up to a new initiative that gives NHS staff access to free fitness sessions. The health board has joined #DoingOurBit, an online platform containing a selection of free fitness sessionss exclusively for NHS employees. #DoingOurBit started as a passion project for keyworker Julie Davis, who works as the Deputy Chief Operating Officer at the Clinical Research Network West Midlands.  An amateur powerlifter currently training to be a personal trainer, Julie advocates exercise for physical and mental wellbeing. As the physical and emotional impact of…

Mrs Buckét, the specialist cleaning operation based in the South West and Wales, today welcomes Welsh public transport giant, Cardiff Bus, to its client repertoire. This addition is the business’ fifth sizeable win during lockdown. Cardiff Bus is one of the largest providers of public transport services for the city of Cardiff and the surrounding areas. On an average weekday, the service carries around 85,000 users. While this number was dramatically reduced at the start of the year, the company is beginning to see passengers increase once again as the nation eases out of lockdown. Mrs Buckét has been deployed…