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Mabon ap Gwynfor: 'Grab your portfolio by the nuts and make it work.' (opens the original)
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Our health minister needs to think outside the box, be creative, and don’t look or listen to those with vested interests and huge pensions to protect. For months now, Cambrian News has been covering the state of our health boards, highlighting how the system is broken and how our health boards in mid and west Wales are failing the people they are supposed to serve. Last week, we carried the shameful story of how an 83-year-old Borth man who was undergoing radiation was asked to pay £200 for tran
Rali Ceredigion stage was cancelled after radio failure (opens the original)
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Organisers confirm post from Rali Ceredigion saying incident forced stage to be abandoned ORGANISERS of Rali Ceredigion have now clarified why a key stage of the weekend event was suddenly cancelled on Saturday morning. According to a Facebook post on the official rally page, stage SS6 was abruptly cancelled at 10:05 on Saturday morning, moments after the high-performance rally cars began racing on the circuit. SS6 stage, billed as Soar y Mynydd, skirted the northern end of Llyn Brianne. The Fac
The shameful treatment by Hywel Dda board - it puts budgets before patients (opens the original)
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83-year-old radiation patient made to pay £200 for transport highlights systemic failings in west Wales health board The treatment of 83-year-old Charles Swift is a disgrace. He needs a nuclear medicine heart stress test at Withybush Hospital, 80 miles from his Borth home. The procedure previously left him so exhausted that he slept through until the next morning. Patients are advised not to drive afterwards; hospital staff were reportedly shocked that he had done so. Bur Mr Swift owns a car and
Editorial: Is it time for one police force in Wales? (opens the original)
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Scotland has its national police force. So why not Heddlu Cymru? Wales is a nation of just over three million people, yet it is policed by four separate forces: Dyfed-Powys, North Wales, South Wales and Gwent. The question of whether that is the best arrangement has been debated for years, but there is a growing case that Wales would be better served by a single national police force. And with Prime Minister Andy Burnham determined to download powers to mayors and cities, Heddlu Cymru may not be
What does Rali Ceredigion, Dolly Parton and Tenby have in common? (opens the original)
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Three things are on the mind of the Editor in his regular column Pinch me, quick. Are my eyes deceiving me? Did Ceredigion County Council actually get off its behind and do some work on Aberystwyth prom? Maybe that’s a bit harsh. Most of the people who are employed at the council are dedicated people. It’s the shower who manages them that are the issue. It’s that lot who couldn’t organise a party in a brewery. They’re the ones I’m referring to. I looked out over the pier just to make sure there
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