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News in brief: Chief Medical Officer voiced concerns over nightclubs reopening

Chief Medical Officer Dr Frank Atherton, highlighted concerns over the reopening of nightclubs in his advice to the Welsh Government…

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Historic Wrexham pub ravaged by fire could be demolished

Liam Randall, local democracy reporter A historic Wrexham pub which was ravaged by fire could be demolished to make way…

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Devolved nations loaning 20 million Covid lateral flow tests to England

Wales and the other devolved nations are loaning 20 million Covid-19 lateral flow tests to England. Eluned Morgan, the Minister…

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Wrexham AFC Women appoint Mari Edwards as new manager

Wrexham AFC Women has announced Mari Edwards as its new manager ahead of the inaugural FAW Tier 2 North League…

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£1 million plan to transform historic corn mill saved for the community

A historic former corn mill has been saved for the community thanks to a £1 million plan to transform it…

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‘Fewer climate change deniers’ in Rhondda following devastating floods

There are fewer climate change deniers in the Rhondda following devastating floods, it has been claimed. Storm Dennis wreaked havoc…

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Wales has lowest rape conviction rate of all Crown Prosecution Service regions

Wales has the lowest rape conviction rate of the 14 Crown Prosecution Service regions, with only two-thirds of those prosecuted…

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‘Brain drain’ in Welsh NHS as 3,000 vacancies go unfilled

The Welsh Labour Government have overseen a “brain drain” in the Welsh NHS which has left 3,000 posts unfilled, according…

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‘Should be ashamed’: Michael Sheen slams estate demanding £100,000 from town to keep playing fields

Actor Michael Sheen has said that an estate demanding that a Welsh community find £100,000 to keep their town’s playing…

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Home Office says just one racist incident recorded at Penally camp

Home Office figures record just one racist incident during protests at the Pembrokeshire military barracks used to house asylum seekers.…

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Historian’s painstaking research puts the 1839 Newport Rising on the map

Historian Pat Drewett has compiled a list that reveals the Newport addresses of around 200 Chartists from the C19th. With…

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Campaigners threaten to blockade all routes into Cornwall as second homes protest

A Cornish campaign group is threatening to take direct action unless a second homes crisis is tackled. Kernow Matters say…

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