Author: Rhys Gregory

Nominations are officially open for this years McDonald’s Grassroots Football Awards, in association with the four UK Football Associations. The awards celebrate the efforts of grassroots volunteers across Wales who go the extra mile in their local communities. McDonald’s is the longest-standing supporter of grassroots football in the UK, having worked with the four UK FAs for 18 years. Throughout this time, it has continually championed the work of volunteers who invest countless hours of time to deliver safe, fun football to children and young adults regardless of age, gender or disability. The awards are supported by football legends from…

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ONE of the UK’s leading canine experts took the lead at the launch of a cutting-edge dog grooming academy and salon. Julie Harris, co-founder of The Groomer’s Spotlight website, spoke at the unveiling of the new Collar and Comb facility at Coleg Cambria Llysfasi. With more than 35 years’ experiences in the sector, Julie is one of the most respected names in the world of dog grooming and gave a presentation to learners on the subject: Canine Anatomy, Coat and Skin. Cambria has more than doubled the number of dog grooming students in the last 12 months and with the…

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V3 Apparel celebrates another year of international expansion with record sales in 2019. South Wales based fitness fashion brand V3 Apparel has enjoyed a record breaking 2019, with expansion of their international turnover and market share. V3 Apparel is the original motivational fitness brand and online retailer specialising in limited edition, performance focused athletic wear. Since launch V3 Apparel has enjoyed huge success. V3 Apparel has managed to build a truly enormous global social media and online presence of over 1 million fans and followers. What is most remarkable about V3 Apparel’s success, is that from launch they have been…

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Wales is currently experiencing a drug epidemic, with drug-related deaths reaching record levels in 2019. The Office for National Statistics has stated that the country has experienced an 84% increase in drug-related deaths over the last decade, which is a terrifying statistic. With this in mind, citizens need to be vigilant and try to help anyone who they suspect is taking drugs. That being said, confronting, comforting and supporting someone who you think might be taking drugs can be a challenge, which is why we’ve put together a list of practical tips. Talk To Them In A Safe Space If…

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The Internet offers a broad range of money-making opportunities. Forex trading, which has been around for decades, is popular in the UK and abroad. With specialized software and assistance of a broker, anyone can access the enormous currency market with daily turnover reaching 5 trillion USD. Here are the basics of gaining profit from shifts in exchange rates. ABC of Trading Different countries have different currencies, and these may be bought and sold for profit. In this respect, the market is no different from that for stocks. Currency values are never static, and a carefully timed exchange may bring real…

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Taking a study break once in a while is really important if you wish to increase productivity. In fact, every 2 hours the brain needs to rest for a while before continuing on with focusing on the difficult task of studying. In order to return to your studies feeling refreshed, there are certain activities, you could consider, that are proven to help students of every age relax and feel ready to restart studying afterward. So, what are some fun and easy things to do while taking a study break? Go on a walk outside Getting some fresh air outside is…

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The 19 year-old pedestrian who died following a road traffic collision in Barry in the early hours of Saturday 29th February has been names as Mason Richardson from Boverton, Llantwit Major. Mason’s family has issued the following statement: “The family of Mason Richardson, aged 19, wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to those who have sent messages of sympathy and floral tributes during this difficult time. “Mason was a much loved son and friend who was loved and liked by many, which is evident through the amount of messages being sent. “A much loved and liked character from the…

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The National Children of Wales Awards, an annual event that recognises the achievements and inspirational stories of children in Wales, has chosen St David’s Day to rebrand as the Child of Wales Awards (#iamachildofwales on Twitter), a name its founders feel better represents its ethos and values. The move also coincides with founder Blanche Sainsbury and many of the children honoured atthe awards visiting 10 Downing Street to meet Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday February 27, who listened to their inspirational stories and praised their courage, fortitude and hard work. The Child of Wales Awards will take place at…

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INTERNATIONAL aviation leader Bristow is carrying out the UK’s first trial of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for lifesaving operations in maritime and land environments, in partnership with Schiebel Group. Bristow is the provider of the HM Coastguard Search and Rescue Helicopter Service. Bristow is operating the Schiebel CAMCOPTER® S-100 system from Caernarfon Airport in Wales, to fully evaluate its capabilities in a search and rescue role. The trial is being led by Bristow and is complementary to the work being carried out by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to develop the regulation under which UAVs can operate in a range…

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Forty cages full of food have been delivered to help households flooded in Storm Dennis, thanks the generosity of Tesco customers in Rhondda Cynon Taf. The donations filled a Tesco delivery lorry twice over with shoppers in Tesco’s Pontypridd Extra, Talbot Green Extra and Aberdare Superstore, stacking box after box of donations for the Flood Relief Rhondda Cynon Taf appeal. Tesco topped up all the customer donations by an extra 20%, with thousands of meals-worth of food being donated. The emergency in-store food appeal was launched at short notice, after Rhondda Cynon Taf Council approached local supermarkets on Monday of…

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