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Health board to offer meningitis vaccines at universities
11+ hour, 27+ min ago (483+ words) First-year students are to be offered meningitis B vaccinations at university campuses as part of a new health board programme. Cardiff and Vale University Health Board will run walk-in clinics at universities across Cardiff during September and October, with students…...
At the bright hem of Wales: Twenty years of change in Radnorshire
19+ hour, 57+ min ago (1168+ words) Twenty years after writing a book celebrating Radnorshire and exploring its place in Welsh history, Peter J Conradi returns to the landscape, literature and people that inspired it – and considers what has changed. Twenty years ago I wrote At the…...
Welsh composer felt 'weight of history' bringing pivotal arson protest to life in powerful new opera
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (987+ words) An internationally acclaimed composer says he felt the weight of Welsh history on his shoulders in portraying a pivotal protest in a new opera that’s going on tour. Gareth Glyn’s latest work, Fflamau Penyberth (The Flames of Penyberth) commemorates the…...
Council rejects claims illegal dump site has been licensed to operate
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (409+ words) Alec Doyle, Local Democracy Reporter Claims that an illegal dump site has now been licensed have been rejected as false by the local council. Land off Castle Road and Talwrn Road has been used for illegal waste disposal for weeks…...
Consultation launched on new protective measures for hares and seals
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (383+ words) The Welsh Government are asking people in Wales to take part in a consultation on new measures to protect seals and hares. The consultation opens on 21 September and runs for four weeks. It asks for views on two proposals: making…...
'A glaring injustice': YesCymru say 'Wales should get angry' about Crown Estate
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (1033+ words) YesCymru has once again called for devolution of the Crown Estate, highlighting the vast sums paid by councils across Wales for us to use our own rivers and shorelines, while ‘one in three of our children live in poverty’. According…...
Welsh organisations invited to bid for share of €6m European digital health fund
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (459+ words) Welsh businesses, universities and health organisations are being invited to bid for a share of €6 million in European funding for digital health projects. Wales is one of seven areas eligible for the second funding round from UNITE, the European digital…...
Legal challenge launched over controversial Eryri waterfall hydro scheme
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (690+ words) A conservation group has launched an unprecedented legal challenge against the approval of a controversial hydroelectric scheme at one of Eryri’s best-known waterfalls. Cymdeithas Eryri has applied for a judicial review of the Eryri National Park Authority’s decision to approve…...
New laws proposed to protect wildlife in Wales
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (443+ words) New legal protections for wild animals could be introduced in Wales under proposals announced by the Welsh Government. The plans would make it an offence to intentionally or recklessly disturb seals and introduce a statutory close season for hares, preventing…...
Universities face more pressure to change with Andy Burnham as PM, sector told
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (508+ words) The pressure on universities to change “will only increase” with Andy Burnham as Prime Minister, a university sector chief has suggested. It comes as the value of higher education is increasingly being questioned, Professor Malcolm Press, president of Universities UK,…...