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Brown Asbestos at the Michael Sobell Sports Centre Aberdare

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On the16th December 2008 Michael Sobell Sports Centre, Aberdare DTM follow up

In 1999 there was a poor asbestos strip of Amosite Asbestos (Brown Asbestos) Considered to be the second-most hazardous type of asbestos.

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Cardiff firefighters’ world record attempt to climb distance of Everest’s summit

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Six-month plus waits for diagnosis and therapy rise 21%

Six-month plus waits for diagnosis and therapy rise 21%

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Donated portrait shows ‘crucial role’ of miners’ doctors

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GP trainees discouraged by ‘disappearing’ posts

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Aberdare Community School 2017 Advanced Level Results

Aberdare Community School is delighted to announce their third set of A Level results and wo

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