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The Haunting of the HMS Asp

Like every respectable town in Wales, Pembroke Dock has its own stories of hauntings...

Cambridge University – showing ghostly images from a Welsh manuscript

One of the UK’s most important medieval manuscripts is revealing ghosts from the past...

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Community Betrayal: How Ty Fforest’s Foodbank Has Been Exploited for Private Gain

Swansea Citizen Journalism Newsbot - 11 November 2024 0

Food banks and food shares are pillars of support within our communities, providing essential supplies to individuals and families in need, often operating on...

Uber starts in Swansea, £20 off your first 2 rides

News Citizen Journalism Newsbot - 13 March 2024 0

Uber has officially launched its services in Swansea in response to significant local interest, with over 4,000 residents attempting to book rides through the...

Video showing police recover stolen plant machinery

Wales National Citizen Journalism Newsbot - 11 April 2023 0

Automatrics receive more calls for help from clients in South Wales following the theft of a Bomag 100 Roller. The local police are keen...

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Video showing police recover stolen plant machinery

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20 MPH speed restrictions for Wales

There are mixed feelings across Wales concerning the new 20MPH speed limits which will...

Welsh government – Energy drink ban for under 16s a possibility

Despite many reports of the Welsh Government banning tea and coffee for the under...

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Edward George Bowen – pioneer of radar

Edward George Bowen (nickname Taffy) was born on January 14, 1912 in Cockett, Swansea. He was responsible for inventing and developing radar between 1935...

Oystermouth Castle conservation work

Contractors are preparing to move on site to carry out crucial conservation work to help preserve one of Swansea's most historic landmarks. Specialists will be...

Castell Graig / Morris Castle

Castell Graig / Morris Castle Er iddo ddisgwl fel adfail castell o'r Canol Oesoedd adeiladwyd Castell Graig, fel y'i gelwir, rhwng 1768-1775 gan John Morris...

Pembrokeshire History: Iron Age Settlements

History and its visible remains are thickly layered across the dramatic and beautiful landscape of Pembrokeshire. Using the ancient trackways of the Christian pilgrims, which...

Pembrokeshire History: Fishguard, Gwaun Valley & Preseli Hills

Fishguard is a quaint little town which you can explore in two parts. The lower town is the older and more picturesque with many...

Edward George Bowen – pioneer of radar

Edward George Bowen (nickname Taffy) was born on January 14, 1912 in Cockett, Swansea. He was responsible for inventing and developing radar between 1935 and 1940. The idea of radar was an indirect response to a question in 1935: can we build a death ray...

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