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Low number of agriculture apprenticeships 'disappointing'

Farmers say more needs to be done to attract young people into agriculture after the low number of apprenticeship programmes...
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Carbon credits branded “shortsighted to insane”

A climate activist says planting trees on farmland across Wales to sell carbon credits is "wiping farmers off the map" and "not looking at the whole picture". The credits are used to offset carbon emissions with each one equating to a ton of carbon dioxide.
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School children learning about the menopause ‘is a great thing’, says Head

Educating children about the menopause as part of a new plan to improve women’s services across Wales “is a great...
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‘A gateway’ to smoking: Concerns over rising number of young people using nicotine pouches

High strength nicotine pouches described as “a gateway drug” to tobacco pose serious dangers to young people, an expert has...
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Financial support for catteries and kennels in Wales is a ‘postcode lottery’

Kennels and catteries in Wales are not supported enough by the Welsh Government or local councils, according to owners.
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Protesters stepping up plans to stop ‘assault’ on Cardiff museum, libraries and concert hall

Campaign groups across Cardiff are planning more radical protests in a bid to save much loved services.
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A decade long ordeal – The former mining town plagued by mould

Since 2013 people in the former mining town of Caerau in the Llynfi Valley have lived in houses riddled with damp and mould.
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Growing calls for residential educational centres to be given extra funding

Most centres have lost 98% of their funding since a ban on overnight stays was introduced in March 2020.
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As it happened: Fire on Caroline Street, Covid restrictions removed, and half marathon build-up

Updates from South Wales on 25th March 2022.
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“Will I offend fluent speakers?” Some people not confident enough to tick Welsh speaking box on Census form

Welsh Language Activists are urging people who aren’t confident in their Welsh ability to classify themselves as Welsh speakers on the Census
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