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A new executive has been selected to lead the Saint Lucia Teachers' Union (SLTU), with Vern Charles principal of the Roblot Combined School, as president.

Schools got into the spirit with balloons and signs and teachers out front welcoming their new learners.

SAT in an upstairs office of her ladies designer shoe shop, with her chocolate labrador at her feet, Else Newton has address stickers attached to…

A POPULAR Italian restaurant in Chepstow will be opening a new branch in Abergavenny the owners have revealed. Panevino, located on the banks of the River Wye at the bottom of Chepstow, has been a favourite with foodies for some time. The Grade II-listed building which houses Panevino is known locally as the Afon Gwy, and the pub which previously occupied the site shared that same name. It was built in 1735. The menu boasts an array of Italian favourites, all cooked using locally sour...

Working in Clark County: Dawn Floyd, CRESA call-taker By Lyndsey Hewitt, Columbian Staff writer, news assistant Published: April 19, 2021, 6:00am Share: 5 Photos Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency 911/311 call-taker Dawn Floyd will have worked for the agency for 30 years this fall. Shes dealt with many different types of calls that have had a big impact on her life, she said. "My job is to give them instructions - be their ...

TRADERS in Gwent have questioned Welsh Government claims it is offering the best funding packages to businesses to help them through the coronavirus pandemic. The amount of financial support businesses have been offered during the pandemic - during which many have been forced to close their doors for weeks, or even months on end - differs in Wales and England. In Wales all small business owners - defined as a business with a rateable value of less than £12,000 - the Argus spoke to have ...

TRADERS in Monmouthshire have called for clarity and better funding after the health minister hinted at further extensions to lockdown this week. On Monday Vaughan Gething told reporters at a Welsh Government briefing that despite figures across Wales improving, the headroom the Welsh Government has for lifting restrictions is “limited”. He extended his sympathies to traders, but poured cold water on suggestions some might reopen to customers after the next review on February 19. It...