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Friends of seriously injured Swansea triathlete to climb height of Everest in Lake District challenge
Nathan Ford, 37, from Swansea has been now transferred to hospital in Cardiff after the accident last month
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Carmarthenshire Council launches campaign to recruit more social carers
The council’s need to recruit more care workers mirrors shortages seen across the UK
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Work and career opportunities up for grabs at Carmarthenshire jobs fair
The fair will visit Carmarthen, Ammanford and Llanelli this week
Planning Applications IYA
Swansea planning applications week ending September 19
Your planning news from Swansea council this week
Planning Applications IYA
Rhondda Cynon Taf planning applications week ending September 19
Your planning news from Rhondda Cynon Taf council this week
Planning Applications IYA
Cardiff planning applications week ending September 19
Your planning news from Cardiff council this week
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Vale of Glamorgan Council planning applications week ending September 17
Your planning news from The Vale of Glamorgan County Borough Council this week.
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Preparations for next phase of Covid-19 vaccination programme across mid and west Wales
As well as booster jabs, children aged 12 to 15 will be offered the jab from the autumn
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Kidwelly woman’s emotional journey to become one of Wales' strongest women
Sioned Halpin's life has been transformed since she started lifting weights and competing
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Ammanford graduate secures role with theatre company touring primary schools
Niamh Moulton will tour schools across mid and west Wales for four months with Cwmni Theatr Arad Goch
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Cardiff Council updates residents on current pressures in social Care
"As a council, we're reaching out to individuals and families to explain more about this situation, and to ask them kindly for their understanding and cooperation during this period.".
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Free bus travel in Swansea to return in October and December
During August the initiative funded by Swansea council saw more than 220,000 passengers get on board buses.