Lughnasadh Scything Meitheal at Rathbeagh
Leave the Long grass grow poem inspires scything meitheal workshop
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Leave the Long grass grow poem inspires scything meitheal workshop
NEWPORT’s pubs and clubs are looking forward to a “fantastic” evening ahead after Wales lifted its covid restrictions on hospitality on Friday.
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“With restrictions likely to continue for a while I hope people will come and try the new stores rather than travelling elsewhere.” Henry Johnson, who has joined Mr Steed on his new venture, could be the youngest joint business owner in Gwent at just 18 years old, and he is raring to go. Cllr David Evans cutting the ribbon with Rob Steed (right) and Henry Johnson “It’s a good time to be in the town,” he said. “It’s been very quiet here for a while, but we’re confident that’s going to change. People seem to be enjoying the store so far – it’s promising.