Author: Rhys Gregory

Newport City Council has marked 60 years since the completion of the Hans Feibusch murals that adorn the central hall of the Civic Centre. Guests, including representatives from the Friends of Newport Museum and Art Gallery, Friends of the Newport Ship, Friends of Newport Transporter Bridge, Ringland History Group and Newport Rising, were welcomed to the Civic Centre by the Mayor and Mayoress of Newport and the leader of the council. A tour and talk about the history of the murals was delivered by Newport’s Museum and Art Gallery manager. Construction of the Civic Centre started in 1938 but was…

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The Welsh Government is reinforcing its commitment to making Wales a ‘safe haven’ for LGBTQ+ people by providing the first in-person support service for victims and survivors of conversion practices, Social Justice Secretary Lesley Griffiths has said on International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (Friday 17 May). The Welsh Government is partnering with Galop to deliver the new service which will also offer crucial information and resources for organisations looking to support LGBTQ+ people. ‘Conversion practices’ refer to any form of treatment, behaviour or psychotherapy aiming to change a person’s sexual orientation or to suppress a person’s gender identity.…

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Recently, UFC CEO Dana White told the world that McGregor is going to fight Michael Chandler in a main event for June 29, 2024. Furthermore, the fight between McGregor and Chandler is coming after a long break by both fighters. However, fight fans thought it was a fluke when McGregor casually said it on January 01, 2024 but was not announced officially. After White’s announcement, it became official and he added that it will be a 170 pounds match. The question is can McGregor win the fight? It appears McGregor’s fans are urging him on. Pedigree of McGregor To date…

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In the fast-paced digital era, where efficiency and accuracy are paramount, finding expert typing services tailored to specific industry needs is crucial. Whether you’re in legal, medical, academic, or corporate sectors, having documents accurately typed is essential for smooth operations and maintaining professionalism. However, not all typing services are created equal, and it’s essential to find one that aligns with your industry requirements. This guide will explore various strategies and considerations to help you locate the perfect typing service provider for your business needs. Understanding Your Industry Requirements Finding a typing service that can meet the unique demands of your…

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Time tracking has become an essential aspect of productivity management for individuals and businesses alike. Whether you’re a freelancer, a small business owner, or part of a large corporation, keeping tabs on how you spend your time is crucial for maximizing efficiency and ensuring accurate billing. However, the traditional methods of time tracking, such as manual timesheets or clunky software, can often add more hassle than convenience. Fortunately, there are now several hassle-free solutions available that streamline the process and make time tracking a breeze. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore six of these solutions, each offering unique features to…

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Councillor Keith Evans has been elected as Chairman of Ceredigion County Council for 2024-2025 during an Annual General Meeting held on Friday 17 May 2024. This brings Councillor Maldwyn Lewis’ time as Chairman for 2023-2024 to an end, where he has steered the Council through a very challenging period with the rise in cost of living and budget cuts. The new Chairman, Councillor Keith Evans, was elected as Councillor for Ceredigion District Council in 1987 and then in the period of Local Government reorganisation, was elected to Llandysul South Ward, Ceredigion County Council, in 1996. Over a period of nearly…

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Cardiff-based Freshwater is the first communications consultancy in Wales to join the Mindful Business Charter. As the nation marks Mental Health Awareness Week (13 – 19 May), the communications agency has pledged its commitment to the charter, which aims to identify and eradicate stress in the workplace. The charter, which was launched by Barclays and law firms Pinsent Masons and Addleshaw Goddard in October 2018, encourages organisations around the world to join in a collective commitment to address avoidable stresses in working practices and promote healthier and more effective ways of working. It provides organisations and individuals with the framework…

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Cardiff University will receive a share of £99m in funding to lead a new compound semiconductor manufacturing hub. The hub aims to capitalise on the huge opportunity of compound semiconductor manufacturing identified in the UK’s national semiconductor strategy. The researchers will develop energy-efficient opto-electronics for use in key emerging technologies such as quantum, the 6G network, sensors for autonomous vehicles, the internet of things and satellite communications. A key driver for the hub will be to expand the environmental benefits of compound semiconductors, by carrying out their research in an environmentally friendly way, developing new manufacturing processes and creating new…

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As the May half-term approaches, many are looking for fun adventures for all the family. The Dramatic Heart of Wales, Neath Port Talbot, offers everything from family-friendly music festivals to nature adventures ¾ the busy calendar of events promises an action-packed half-term. Family Festivals  Kicking off the half-term festivities is the In It Together Festival, promising three days of music and entertainment from Friday, May 24th to Sunday, May 26th at Old Park Farm in Margam. With over 150 artists, including headliners Rag’n’Bone Man, Sugababes, and Dizzee Rascal, the festival expects to draw over 50,000 attendees. Offering over 100 free family activities, including a…

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It’s three years since the first brand new station opened under Transport for Wales and since then it has gone from strength to strength, with almost 30,000 using it in 2023/24. Bow Street Transport Interchange was completed in 2021 as the result of more than a decade of work and campaigning by local groups in Ceredigion. During 2021/22 it saw 12,563 passenger journeys, which grew to 23,156 the following year, helped of course by the reduction of Covid-19 restrictions. And in the most recent data, it has been confirmed more than 29,000 used the station in 2023/24, an average of…

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