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Cardigan fitness coach and club run 1,000 miles in a month for Glangwili Hospital
Rhys Harries who runs Rhys Harries Fitness Coaching was joined by the town's Wednesday Run Club
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Elusennau Iechyd Hywel Dda yn darparu offer ymarfer i gleifion bregus
Roedd angen rhaglen ymarfer corff nad oedd yn dibynnu ar allu i ddefnyddio'r rhyngrwyd.
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South and west Wales Tesco teams put best feet forward for Cancer Research UK
The 20-strong group took part in the Race to the Stones, a 100km ultra-marathon from Oxfordshire to Wiltshire
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Health board buys exercise equipment to help frail and chronically ill patients in west Wales
The equipment is making a difference to people's lives and wellbeing
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Amser difyr yn nhref Aberteifi
Dod ar draws lle bwyta Mecsicanaidd mewn lle annisgwyl ar gyrion maes parcio, ond roedd y gweithio.
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Half a million Covid-19 vaccines given across mid and west Wales
More than 72% of people in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire have had their first vaccine dose
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Cardigan police officers save life of heavily bleeding man
Quick thinking saved the man's life after he was suspected to have punched a window
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Dyfed-Powys Police fear increase in serious injury and fatal collisions over summer
The number of people killed or seriously injured in collisions across the force area has increased
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West Wales health board further eases hospital visiting restrictions
Visits must be arranged in agreement with hospital staff in line with Welsh Government guidance
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West Wales health board launches dedicated mental health and wellbeing Covid-19 jab clinics
Clinics are quiet spaces for mental health nurse vaccinators to support people in getting the jab
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Nofel amserol yn trafod hiliaeth a chaethwasiaeth
Ochr dywyll i fywyd sylfaenwr Methodistiaeth yn yr Unol Daleithiau.
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First and second Covid jab walk-in clinics this week across West Wales
With a third wave of the virus in progress health chiefs want as many people as possible to get their first and second vaccines