Author: Rhys Gregory

Indian poker, as a kind of classic card table game, is gaining popularity among bettors not only in India, but also beyond its borders. Unique rules, a combination of strategic thinking and luck, as well as the ability to play at a convenient time make the entertainment an attractive option for fans of excitement. Indian Poker, also known as forehead poker, differs from traditional poker in that players can see their opponents’ cards but cannot see their own. In each game, participants receive one card that is taped to their foreheads. And they must place bets based on which card…

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Nothing dampens a thrilling day at the races quite like a queue that just won’t budge.  Racegoers attend the races for the thrill of competition and the electric atmosphere, not to have their patience tested. Whether it’s waiting for facilities, refreshments, placing a bet, or simply entering the venue, long delays can take the shine off the experience. To uncover where racegoers face the longest waits, the team at BoyleSports, who offer the latest Gold Cup betting odds, analysed thousands of Tripadvisor and Google reviews to identify the UK’s racecourses with the most complaints about queues. While these venues deliver…

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Online casinos have gained massive popularity in Wales, transforming the gambling landscape and offering players an exciting alternative to traditional brick-and-mortar casinos. With easy access to games, generous bonuses, and the ability to play from anywhere, Welsh players are increasingly turning to online platforms for their gambling entertainment. However, with this rise comes the need to understand regulations, responsible gaming practices, and how to choose the best platforms. One of the biggest advantages of online gambling is the availability of enticing promotions, such as the 25 euro no deposit casino bonus, which allows players to start playing without risking their…

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The rising tide of cyber threats has prompted businesses to seek robust methods of protecting their digital infrastructure. But how can you ensure that your security measures are truly effective? Penetration testing, often referred to as ethical hacking, is one of the most proactive ways to safeguard your business against cyber-attacks. This simulated attack helps identify vulnerabilities before a malicious hacker can exploit them. Here are five key benefits of penetration testing that can strengthen your organisation’s defences. 1. Proactive Identification of Vulnerabilities One of the primary advantages of penetration testing is its ability to uncover weaknesses within your systems…

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Growth Ahead The Welsh Government and industry have been investing heavily to ensure Wales stays abreast of the high-tech revolution, with measures that encompass digital devices, digital platforms, a high-speed broadband network, and moves to reduce digital exclusion. All together, these initiatives are having a profound impact on the way people interact off- and online across Wales. Investment in Tech and Language The Welsh government, for instance, is poised to benefit from the UK government’s recently announced multi-billion-pound investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI), with the lion’s share of the Vantage Data Centers GBP12 billion investment across the UK expected to…

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Blackjack is one of the most popular casino card games of all time. It offers a range of options that allow you to make decisions throughout gameplay, while aiming to beat the dealer with a hand value as close to 21 as possible, without going over. In this article, we provide an overview of the fundamental moves you can make when playing the classic game of chance, whether you opt for online live Blackjack or to play at a land-based casino. The objective of Blackjack The aim in Blackjack is straightforward – you play against the dealer, trying to make…

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The Celtic Collection and ICC Wales have appointed Julie Hammond as the group’s new Chief Executive Officer. With more than 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Julie takes charge of Wales’ largest independent hotel group at The Celtic Collection as well as the UK’s newest convention centre at ICC Wales. Most recently overseeing one of the UK’s largest hotels in Central London, Julie has held a variety of senior leadership positions across several prestigious hospitality properties and groups in the UK and Europe. Her previous posts include Asset Manager for L+R Hotels, whose venues include Chewton Glen, Cliveden…

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Aldi Store Assistants are set to receive a better-than-expected pay rise from Saturday 1 March, with hourly rates increasing to at least £12.75, maintaining Aldi’s position as Britain’s best-paying supermarket. The new minimum rate, which increases to £14.05 within the M25, exceeds the Real Living Wage set by the Living Wage Foundation in October last year and will take effect from Saturday 1 March. Store Assistant pay will rise further to £13.66 nationally, and £14.35 within the M25, based on the length of service. Aldi has also committed to a further pay increase for store colleagues from September 2025, taking…

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The Secretary of State for Transport has announced the appointment of Tim Moss CBE as the new Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), effective from 31 March 2025. Tim is currently the Chief Operating Officer and Director General for Corporate Services and Inspectorates at the Welsh Government and previously worked as Chief Executive at the Intellectual Property Office. Through these roles, Tim has extensive experience managing functions including HR, Finance and Digital Data, and has taken responsibility for several independent inspectorates focused on planning decisions and health outcomes. Heidi Alexander, Secretary of State for Transport, said: I’m…

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BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru are joining forces to celebrate Wales’ community heroes with the launch of the BBC Make a Difference Awards 2025. Led by BBC Radio Cymru’s Shân Cothi and Radio Wales’ Lucy Owen, BBC Cymru Wales is calling on listeners to nominate their local heroes. The Make a Difference Awards, which launch for the first time in Wales this year, will celebrate and recognise people who do incredible things for each other and their local communities, shining a light on these everyday, unsung heroes. There are eight categories, including the Community Group Award for a…

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