Update on Upper Boat Road Works

As part of the wider £1.66M South Wales Metro project for improvements to Upper Boat Gyratory and funding from Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s £5.89M Highways Investment Scheme, essential structural maintenance works have now began to the major bridge over the River Taf leading to the A473. In order to carry out this work safely the…

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Work Begins at UpperBoat, Pontypridd

Exciting news as major scheme begins at Upper Boat, Pontypridd. A multi-million-pound programme of investment is set to take place to improve transport links in the Pontypridd and wider Taff Ely area. In autumn 2013 the Welsh Government confirmed plans for a South Wales Metro system that will provide improvements to bus and rail links…

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National Eye Health Week

Get your eyes checked – urges National Eye Health Week   Look after your eyes by going for a regular sight test will be the main message of this year’s National Eye Health Week (21-27 September 2015).   Now in its sixth year, National Eye Health Week brings organisations and health professionals from across Wales…

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Celebrating Roald Dahl

The Welsh Books Council, in partnership with Mewn Cymeriad, will celebrate the life and work of Roald Dahl.   To mark 100 years since the birth of Roald Dahl, this Sunday (13 September) the Welsh Books Council, in partnership with Mewn Cymeriad, will announce that they will be celebrating the life and work of the…

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Trinity Mirror “clickbait journalism” plans could erode coverage of Welsh politics

Coverage of national and local politics in Wales could be greatly eroded under plans by Trinity Mirror to introduce click-through targets for its journalists, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have warned. Plans revealed by Media Wales’ National Union of Journalists branch are to give individual journalists targets for the number of website clicks achieved for their…

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Discontinued hormone injections linked to the transmission of a protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease

A protein found in deposits in the brains of people with Alzheimer's disease may have been passed on via injections of human growth hormone, finds a study published in this week's Nature. The protein beta-amyloid was observed in seven of the eight cases examined, suggesting that they may have gone on to develop Alzheimer's disease had they…

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