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Cardiff city centre diversions and travel advice for Saturday, October 30
Wales rugby fans and bus users in Cardiff are being urged to plan their journeys ahead of time as Wales take on New Zealand on Saturday, October 30.
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Awdur ac arlunydd yn cydweithio i ailwampio Cyfansoddiadau Eisteddfod yr Urdd
Er fod y darnau wedi eu creu cyn adeg Covid, mae'r themâu yn teimlo'n fwy perthnasol nag eirioed.
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New funding helps disability charity expand project after successful Swansea pilot
Leonard Cheshire will use the grant to set up projects which will help disabled people create change in their city.
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Daring to Dream charity launches online festival to help chronically ill patients in Wales
Virtual event will provide an evening of entertainment, while also raising money to make life better for adult patients.
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Half-term expected to bring 'autumn rush' on roads from Friday
There will be close to 20million extra trips on the UK's road network this weekend
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Could you be the next Welsh Livestock Champion of the Year?
The NFU's national award returns after a year's break due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Good Food Cardiff Autumn Festival returns
The festival will also mark the launch of Cardiff's city-wide food strategy at its Good Food Summit on Friday, October 22.
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Councils spent more than £171m on housing costs last year alone
These payments are top-ups given out by councils to help people on benefits experiencing financial difficulty with housing costs
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Seren deledu Gaz Top yn sglaffio 5,000 o galoriau y dydd er mwyn cwblhau her nofio 60 km
“Yn y bôn, broga ydw i o’r canol i lawr. Mae gen i draed fflat felly dydw i ddim yn gallu rhedeg ond rwy’n gallu nofio".
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Worst food shortages in the UK
The North East and the East Midlands were hit particularly badly
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Most popular baby names in England and Wales revealed
In 2020, the largest movers into the top 100 boys’ names were Milo (80th) and Otis (96th), both rising 28 places since 2019