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Cardiff remembered: The varied history of capital is reflected in names of city streets
Author Brian Lee writes a weekly history and nostalgia column for the South Wales Echo.
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New cycle equipment for Barry High School thanks to council
This follows a series of other investments in active travel throughout the Vale.
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Supercross star challenging for World Championship at Cardiff
Dean Wilson will be a part of the British riders line up at the 2022 World Supercross Championship.
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Ukrainian refugees arriving in Llanelli ‘totally traumatised’ by war and ‘struggling’ says leading volunteer
'Sometimes they show pictures on their phones of loved ones involved in the fighting'
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New book published on history of Pembrey Copperworks School
The book explores the establishment of the school and its development
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Swansea families invited to attend eco-friendly activities during school summer holidays
More than 16 free activity days are taking place for children and parents until September
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Cwm Gwyddon Primary pupils Race for Life to raise money for much-loved headteacher
The pupils have collectively raised an incredible £7,140.07 since running the event.
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Public invited for 'lively conversation' to help improve Welsh Ambulance Service
A new engagement event will take place after their bi-monthly board meeting.
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Young people's opinions needed for the future of Cardiff schools
Cardiff Council wants to recruit around 30 people aged between 13 and 14
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Welsh store Siop Y Pentan expands in Carmarthenshire with new Llanelli branch
The shop is marking 50 years in Carmarthen and opens in Llanelli following growing interest from the public
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Summer 'park and ride' will ease Waterfall Country parking issues
Surrounding villages have been unable to cope with increased numbers of visitors attempting to park in the area.
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Swansea University awards honorary degree to Ceredigion-born Welsh broadcaster Beti George
Beti George was born near Llandysul and started her career as a reporter with the BBC in Swansea in the 1970s