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Barry couple become new farmers on remote Bardsey Island (opens the original)
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On an island where Manx shearwater birds outnumber humans by about 2,500 to one, a couple from south Wales have swapped city life for a remote living dream. Gwyndaf Hughes and Georgina Rannard will become the new farmers on Ynys Enlli - also known as Bardsey Island - two miles off the Llŷn Peninsula, in Gwynedd. The journalists, who live in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, admit it will be daunting to leave their old life behind during their year-long career break, but are excited to be doing this "sli
Choirs quit Principality Stadium gig over 'cheeky' individual singer fees (opens the original)
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Wales is the land of song, but there may be distinct lack of voices at a festival in the Principality Stadium next year, because choirs are being charged thousands of pounds to take part. The event, billed as the The Land of Song Festival, will feature world-renowned Italian Tenor Andrea Bocelli, but choirs are pulling out because of steep costs that include fees for individual singers. Huw Watkins, who has performed in the Royal Albert Hall and at Wales rugby matches with Glynneath Male Voice C
WRU staff safer after culture changes, says watchdog (opens the original)
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Rugby players, coaches and staff are now safer working at the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) after changes were made following "toxic" culture findings, according to an equality watchdog. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said the union had "put in the hard yards" and made improvements to the way it handled harassment and discrimination. A BBC Wales Investigates programme in 2023, external uncovered allegations of sexism and misogyny at the WRU, prompting an independent investigation whic
Blaenavon mountain wildfire smelt 30 miles away in Cardiff (opens the original)
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Smoke from a mountain wildfire equal to the size of about 300 football pitches has been smelt 30 miles away in Cardiff. The blaze broke out on Mynydd Garnclochdy, between Abersychan and Blaenavon in Torfaen, on Sunday night. More than 40 firefighters are tackling the wildfire across more than 200 hectares of common and pastureland, with a number of properties in the path of the fire being protected. The blaze is generating a huge amount of smoke, and South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) s
Fears Cardiff staff car parking charges could 'cripple' businesses (opens the original)
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A business fears proposals to charge Cardiff employers thousands of pounds for staff parking could "cripple" employers in the city. Larger firms could have to pay Cardiff Council £750 for each staff parking space, under plans due to be consulted on. The AA said a so-called workplace parking levy could be viewed as a tax on workers, while others fear it could drive firms out of the city. But some welcomed the extra money it would generate, which the council said would be used on public transport.
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