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Swansea author writes personalised stories for unwell children across UK
Dr Ffion Jones contacted hospitals to trial the stories over lockdown and they loved them
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Llanelli traders look ahead to Christmas shopping period as Covid-19 continues
The town is a safe place to shop in the run up to the festive season say business leaders
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Carmarthen traders look ahead to Christmas shopping period as Covid-19 continues
People are urged to support local shops and it's not all doom and gloom say business leaders
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A ‘Helping Hand’ for struggling families in Merthyr Tydfil during lockdown
Helping Hands madeover 2,000 deliveries from April to September to vulnerable residents and families.
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Garden waste collections for Bridgend end this Friday
Bridgend County Borough Council’s waste partners Kier will notify residents when the registration process will be open for next year.
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National Covid-19 response project shortlist announced
A top 10 shortlist of Covid-19 response projects has been announced for this year's National Project Awards.
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A big thank you to a team of Cardiff Council workers
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service Say Thank you for helping them to tackle a fire
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Please support RCT's Santa Appeal 2020
The council’s annual Santa Appeal has always been a huge success, with thousands of new toys donated to ensure no child misses out at Christmas time.
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Family aims to raise £10,000 in a year for Carmarthen hospital in memory of dad
Meirion Thomas' family want to thank the intensive care ward by raising money
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Royal Navy’s longest-serving Wren receives Armorial Bearings of Bridgend
Retirement of the Royal Navy’s longest-serving Wren Barbara McGregor, from Aberkenfig
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Cardiff school says Goodbye to Caretaker
Popular Rumney Primary school caretaker retires after long service
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Championing the ‘Living Wage’ movement with flags at Cardiff Castle
Cardiff Council became the first local authority in Wales to pay all its staff the real Living Wage in 2012 and become an accredited Living Wage employer in 2015.