James McNeill
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 21
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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Wrexham MP hails ‘vital’ service helping young people into work (opens the original)
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An MP has praised a support service for helping young people build brighter futures. Wrexham MP Andrew Ranger visited Action for Children’s Skills Plus service in North Wales to learn more about the support it offers young people facing barriers to education, employment, and training. During his visit, he spoke with practitioners and young people involved in the service, which helps individuals develop confidence, build employability skills, and move towards positive outcomes. Mr Ranger said: "A
Children invited to explore world of fungi at free Dobbies workshop (opens the original)
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Children are invited to explore the magical world of mushrooms at a free, hands-on workshop. The event will take place at Dobbies' Moreton Park store on Sunday, October 4, as part of the garden centre’s monthly Little Seedlings Club. Hannah Stephen, event programme manager at Dobbies, said: "We’re excited to welcome back the Little Seedlings for October’s workshop on mushrooms and fungi, and this month’s club will be a great opportunity for children to get excited about the changing seasons. "Th
Anglesey firms offered chance to bid for £1.4bn nuclear contracts (opens the original)
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Rolls-Royce SMR is offering Anglesey businesses the chance to bid for a share of £1.4 billion in nuclear supply contracts. The opportunity comes as part of a national supplier programme supporting the development of small modular reactors (SMRs), with a focus on the Gwyndod project. The Rolls-Royce SMR Supplier Programme aims to secure more than 70 per cent UK content for the Gwyndod project and strengthen the domestic nuclear supply chain. Chris Cholerton, chief executive of Rolls-Royce SMR, s
New Swiss partnership aims to boost year-round tourism in North Wales (opens the original)
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A new international partnership is aiming to boost year-round tourism in North Wales. Tourism chiefs have teamed up with Switzerland’s Region Dents du Midi, home to the ski resort of Champéry, to share ideas and expertise on creating a 12-month visitor economy in both regions. The collaboration builds on a twinning arrangement between Llandudno and Champéry and has led to the creation of a new award at this year’s Go North Wales Tourism Awards. Jim Jones, chief executive of North Wales Tourism,
New scheme helps families raise urgent concerns about mothers and babies (opens the original)
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A new scheme has been launched to help families raise urgent health concerns in hospital. Call for Concern, now rolling out across Wales, is designed to help families quickly raise concerns about the health of mothers and babies. The scheme provides a structured way for women, parents and families to request an urgent clinical review if they believe a patient’s condition is deteriorating. Delyth Jewell, deputy minister for social care, mental health and women’s health, said: "Families often know
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