Welsh Hills Bakery welcomes Cabinet Secretary

Dedicated gluten, wheat and dairy free producer, Welsh Hills Bakery, has welcomed Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths, to its Aberdare factory. The visit was part of the family run company’s diamond jubilee celebrations marking 60 years since founders, Ernest Rule and wife Ruby, began their baking venture. Now, Welsh Hills Bakery…

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Ysbyty Cwm Rhondda is the first hospital in Wales to work in partnership with South Wales Fire Service to fire check people’s homes on discharge from hospital

On 3rd October Ysbyty Cwm Rhondda together with South Wales Fire Service will introduce a free home fire safety risk assessment to patients on discharge from hospital.   Paul Jones, watch manager at Tonypandy Fire Station said:  “A home fire risk assessment means that a fire officer will visit the person’s home and check that they…

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The South Wales Fire and Rescue Authority has published its draft Statement of Accounts 2015-16

The South Wales Fire and Rescue Authority has published on its website the current draft set of its 2015-16 financial statements, which the Authority approved on 26th September 2016. The statements are unaudited, with the audit opinion pending the conclusion of the audit. The publication of the draft statements has been undertaken by the deadline…

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Success with campaign as the equivalent of three Double Decker buses full of medicines is returned to local pharmacies!

Medicines returned from seventy local pharmacies in Cwm Taf through 2015-2016 could have filled three Double Decker buses, thanks to a Cwm Taf campaign encouraging the community to not stockpile their medicines. Martin Davies, chief pharmacist for the Rhondda, in Cwm Taf University Health Board, said: “Our Medicines campaign, ‘Your Medicines, Your Health’ has been…

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Big business fears after Welsh Government gives no guarantee over UK apprenticeship levy consequential

The Welsh Government will give no guarantees that big businesses in Wales will benefit from the UK Government’s apprenticeships levy, prompting fears that it will discourage larger employers from operating in Wales. In spring 2017, UK employers with a pay bill over £3m will be required to contribute to a new apprenticeship levy. Changes to…

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