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Police and Universities issue statements on sick national rape day social media trend
The disgusting so-called event has been disproven as a hoax but is still being taken seriously
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Warnings have been issued in Cardiff over a trend on social media labelling Saturday April 24 as national rape day .
Rumours of the event have resurfaced online in recent days, with one post claiming university students in Cardiff have created group chats naming hundreds of girls in them to be targeted .
Carbon8 Systems to participate in South Wales industrial cluster project 20 April 2021
The South Wales Industrial Cluster (SWIC), a partnership between industry, energy suppliers, infrastructure providers, academia, legal sector, service providers and public sector organisations, has been awarded GBP1.5m from UKRI’s Industrial Decarbonisation programme to map what is needed to support South Wales in becoming a net-zero carbon region by 2050.
Carbon8 Systems is part of the SWIC partnership companies and has already shown its capabilities of reducing CO
2 emissions with carbon capture and utilisation at Vicat s Montalieu cement plant in France.
Led by CR Plus, and entitled South Wales Industry – A Plan for Clean Growth , the project started in February 2021 and will last for 26 months and is funded via the UK Government’s Research and Innovation ‘Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge’.
Property expert: Solicitor Paige Moseley has joined Everett Tomlin Lloyd and Pratt solicitors in their commercial property department Newport and Pontypool-based law firm Everett Tomlin Lloyd and Pratt have confirmed the appointment of solicitor Paige Moseley. Paige joins solicitors Robert Twigg and Susie Marsden-Allan at the firm s commercial property department based at the practice s office in the Gold Tops district of Newport. Robert Twigg, head of department, said: Paige has an excellent academic background achieving a first class honours degree from the University of South Wales and winning the Blake Morgan prize for best performing legal practice course student. She has joined us after working as a commercial property solicitor in a local, well-regarded firm and I’m sure she will have a successful career with us.