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STARTING the day in the best possible way has helped to raise thousands of pounds for worthy causes.

Over £16,000 has been raised following a series of farmhouse breakfast events held to promote the importance of good mental health and local food production.

Poultry processor 2 Sisters Food Group has announced plans to close its plant on Anglesey, putting 730 jobs at risk. A statement by the processor said the

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he was "very sorry" to hear about the expected job losses on Anglesey.

In the third of our series looking at the impact of the Brexit trade deal, the Guardian talks to farmers about the difficulties they face

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A FARMERS Union of Wales branch will stage its virtual annual general meeting to discuss issues facing the industry.

FireDragon Fuel a fire lighter range challenges their customers to come up with their next advert Share Article Creators across Britain have been challenged to come up with a new advert for FireDragon fire lighters as part of a UK wide competition. Customers are challenged to get creative with their smart phones whilst enjoying their BBQs, staycations, and camping trips! CARDIFF, United Kingdom (PRWEB) May 07, 2021 FireDragon Fuel...

News story The Secretary of State has appointed Chris Jones, Adele Gritten, Guto Bebb and Denise Lewis Poulton as members of the S4C board Chris Jones, Adele Gritten, Guto Bebb have been appointed to four year terms from 01 February 2021 to 31 January 2025. Denise Lewis Poulton has been appointed to a four year term from 01 April 2021 to 31 March 2025. From: Chris Jones Chris has 25 years’ experience as a CEO, CFO and non-executive director (NED) in a range of businesses operating i...

DEGANWY residents have won a “David v Goliath” battle to reopen a railway crossing that was shut for 10 years. The 20-foot crossing at the bottom of Ty Mawr Road leads to the Coastal Path towards Conwy and prevents residents having to walk an extra half-an-hour over a busy flyover. It was closed without notice by Network Rail in 2011 when officers removed signage and locked the entrance gate. The path is understood to have been a right of way for centuries, used by fisherman and to ...