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Health board chair says West Wales has regular shortage of up to 900 doctors and nurses
Chair of Hywel Dda, Maria Battle says 'health services are stretched to the absolute limit in West Wales'
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Welsh Cavalry soldiers march through Swansea city centre
The march was the first for eight years in the city by soldiers from the 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards
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Thousands of Rochdale families hit by the two-child limit on benefits
Anti-poverty campaigners warn the policy’s “damaging” impact will intensify as living costs surge across the country – putting the futures of one in 12 children on the line
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Farmers' Society crown their top croppers
This is the 60th year this competition has been held.
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Stone Food and Drink Festival gets underway ahead of heatwave
It’s the first time that the event has taken place during the summer, a change from its regular slot of the first weekend of October
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Fears over low water levels in Aberdulais Tennant Canal endangering wildlife survival
Campaigners want NRW to allow the opening of a pipe valve to top up water levels which are desperately low
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Burglars target park building in early morning raid
Crooks get in through unsecured window at Bollington Recreation Ground
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Bid to increase size of phone mast dropped
Vodafone had wanted 22.5m monopole at Macclesfield Cricket Club
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First ever extreme heat red warning issued for Halton amid 35°C forecast
Temperatures in the shade are expected to reach 35°C in Halton on Tuesday.
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Little Black Dress struts through historical catwalk in Saltcoats
“One is never over-dressed or underdressed with a little black dress” - Karl Lagerfield
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Handmade in Ayr market traders gear up for big summer event at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Around 20 local traders will pitch up at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway, South Ayrshire, for the start of two days of trading.
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Rent prices in Rochdale shoot up by more than 10%
New figures from the Valuation Office Agency reveal that Rochdale’s rental prices have increased 11.1% on average to £550 a month while Oldham's have increased by 8.2% to £595 a month