Author: Rhys Gregory

Language and dating apps are forever evolving, and the popularity of the social platforms such as TikTok means that new phrases are constantly being added to our vocabulary, especially when it comes to Gen Z dating.  Translation experts at Localazy have revealed some of the most popular Gen Z dating slang phrases meanings that you need to know if you want to keep up with the latest dating vocabulary.  From being a “babygirl” to a having a “beige flag”, here are the puzzling Gen Z phrases and slang words being used in the current dating scene.  Babygirl:  According to Urban…

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The number of young people needing help with managing money has doubled since 2019, Citizens Advice has reported. The charity, which supported 66,000 under 25s last year alone, says one in five (20%) young adults seeking its advice need help with debt. Citizens Advice warns many young people are feeling particularly squeezed by the cost-of-living crisis as they face a triple whammy of soaring living costs, rising private rents and high inflation. The charity is helping record numbers of people amid rising financial pressures. Despite this, the vast majority of young adults still feel uncomfortable discussing finances. According to the charity’s new…

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City Hospice has set a fundraising challenge for businesses and community organisations to mark the charity’s 40th anniversary. The charity was established in 1984 to provide community palliative care to the people of Cardiff. Over the four decades since its inception, City Hospice’s services have expanded to meet the needs of its patients, families and the wider community. In addition to home-based specialist palliative care for patients with life-limiting and terminal illnesses, the charity now offers welfare advice, complementary therapies, counselling and bereavement support. To help City Hospice celebrate its 40th year and continue to care for Cardiff, businesses and…

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Pupils from three schools in South Wales learnt about career opportunities in the Welsh food and drink industry on the 23-24 January 2024 as part of a Schools Roadshow event organised by Food & Drink Skills Wales/ Sgiliau Bwyd a Diod Cymru to bring pupils to the Welsh International Culinary Championships (WICC) at the International Convention Centre Wales (ICC), Newport. A total of 95 pupils from Newport High School, Ysgol Gymraeg Plasmawr in Cardiff, and Fitzalan High School in Cardiff attended the event. During the day they developed their presentation, body language and communication skills with Rob Hookham from Cambrian…

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A new, fully-funded program designed to help local businesses start and grow has opened in Powys. Individuals and enterprises from across the county are being urged to sign up for more than £325k worth of business support as part of the TownSq Business Support Programme delivered by industry professionals across a wide range of topics. Small business support and coworking specialists Town Square Spaces Ltd (TownSq) will be offering a range of support as part of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF), supported by Powys County Council. Throughout 2024 the programme will deliver events and support designed to boost local…

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A pioneering new scheme has been launched to help companies in Gwynedd go digital, stem the tide of rural depopulation and boost the county’s economy. The contract to run the Dyfodol Digidol (Digital Future) project has been secured by the fast-growing consultancy firm, Lafan, who will be providing mentoring sessions and training. The Gwynedd Council project has received funding from the Gwynedd Shared Prosperity Fund and is available free of charge to any businesses based in the county. It’s building on the success of a similar project, working with firms in the hospitality, food and drink industries, but the new…

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As the nation prepares to celebrate the most romantic day of the year, staff at Dogs Trust in Wales are supporting two staffies to get what their hearts desire the most – a forever home of their own. Romeo arrived at Dogs Trust Cardiff after being found as a stray, and since he arrived at the rehoming centre, Romeo has proven to be a lovely lad who is curious and likes to explore his environment. He is a people person who is instantly friendly with everyone, loves playing with his tug toys and really enjoys his food. Romeo is now looking…

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Juggling the stress of day to day life alongside training to compete internationally is a challenge for every serious athlete. When daily tasks are all the more challenging due to being in a wheelchair, it can be even tougher. Para-triathlete Darren Williams has a goal of representing Great Britain at the World Para-Triathlon Series events. He is currently being supported through a partnership between Welsh Triathlon and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Part of this package involves sport science support provided by UWTSD’s Exercise Physiologist Geraint Forster and his students on the BSc Sport and Exercise Science degree. Alongside regular physiological testing such as VO2max testing, Darren has…

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Coleg Gwent and Blaenau Gwent County Council partnered to showcase plans for the new HiVE facility in Ebbw Vale before asking employers to join the HiVE Advisory Board. HiVE is a collaborative venture between Blaenau Gwent County Council, Coleg Gwent, and industry partners. The facility aims to provide cutting-edge training and education in robotics, advanced materials, and manufacturing, and digital and enabling technologies. With a substantial investment of over £12 million secured from the Welsh Government’s Tech Valleys programme and the UK Government, the 21,808 sq ft HiVE facility will breathe new life into the former Monwel Hankinson Building on…

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Coleg Sir Gâr has launched a new sustainability project that will equip people and organisations in Carmarthenshire with the vital knowledge and skills they need to become net zero by 2030. The Green 24 initiative aims to demystify the subject of sustainability and share greener living and working practises to anyone with the desire to reduce their carbon footprint and impact on the environment. To enable people to think global and act local, Green 24 is delivered through a range of engagement events, community outreach activities, and qualifications. These range from a 2-hour Introduction to Net Zero course, through to…

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