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Former WWII radio station in Wales linked to sinking Nazi battleship on sale (opens the original)
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A radio station used to order the sinking of a Nazi battleship is now on the market. The World War Two-era site, located in Criggion, Powys, played a key part in ordering the sinking of the battleship Scharnhorst in 1943. A coded message sent from the station contributed to the sinking during the Battle of the North Cape, in which only 36 of 1,968 crew members survived. The property, known as Shortwave A, is up for sale at £495,000. An estate agent at Towler Shaw Roberts said: "The property comp
Barry choir’s postponed summer concert delighted attendees (opens the original)
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Barry Community Choir finally treated fans to their delayed ‘Summer Concert and Cake’ performance. The event, originally postponed due to July's heatwave, took place in the more comfortable climate of late September. Led by musical director Ali Shone and accompanist Amy Reynolds, the choir was supported by members of PODyS, the youth section of Penarth Operatic and Dramatic Society. Ms Shone welcomed the audience, which included the recently retired Jane Hutt, the longest-serving minister in the
When more than 200 turned out 20 years ago to re-dedicate a war memorial (opens the original)
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Twenty years ago, the South Wales Argus reported on the re-dedication of a cenotaph in Torfaen. On October 1, 2006, around 200 dignitaries and members of the public gathered in Cwmbran to mark the occasion. A parade of the Royal British Legion, field squadron members, Gurkha veterans, the British Red Cross, and other organisations took place. The cenotaph, located in front of the former Pontnewydd council offices, was originally built in 1925. Its refurbishment was made possible through the effo
Caerphilly council leader to attend Paris launch of 2027 Tour de France route (opens the original)
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The leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council will be heading to Paris this month for the launch of the Grand Départ GB 2027, which will pass through Caerphilly. Councillor James Pritchard was invited to the event by organisers and will meet with Welsh Government ahead of the launch to discuss how to ensure a lasting legacy and an economic bounce. He recently met with Heledd Fychan MS, Trefnydd, chief whip, and cabinet minister for culture and sport, in his capacity as the WLGA spokesperson fo
Here's when all Monmouthshire two-year-olds can get funded childcare (opens the original)
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All two-year-olds in Monmouthshire will soon be eligible for funded childcare. The new support, introduced through the Welsh Government's childcare offer, will provide up to 12.5 hours of funded childcare per week starting the term after a child’s second birthday and continuing until the term after their third birthday. It will come into force from November 2, 2026. Councillor Laura Wright, Monmouthshire County Council’s cabinet member for education, said: "This is welcome news for families acro
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