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Major changes for all Holyhead to Dublin ferry passengers start September 28 (opens the original)
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Two major changes begin today on the Holyhead to Dublin ferry route. From Monday, September 28, passengers travelling between Wales and the Republic of Ireland must carry a valid passport. This travel update changes the types of ID accepted and could affect Brits who already have travel booked. From Monday, major ferry companies such as Stena Line and Irish Ferries have announced they will only accept passports as photo ID for all passengers, including Irish and UK citizens. The Common Travel Ar
Heathrow Airport issues passenger warning after flooding hits two terminals (opens the original)
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Travellers flying from Heathrow Airport today are being warned that flooding in the central terminal is blocking road access to Terminals 2 and 3. Passengers are being asked to use rail and underground services instead. On August 15th, Heathrow Airport posted an update on its website and social media, telling passengers that a pipe leak has blocked road access to two terminals and to allow extra time for their journey. These terminals serve many popular destinations in Europe, North America, Asi
The ultimate guide to the 2026 partial solar eclipse (opens the original)
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This week, the UK will get a bit darker as we experience a partial solar eclipse for the first time in nearly 30 years. It will be the most visible eclipse in the UK and Ireland since 1999. Wednesday’s partial solar eclipse will be the largest seen from the UK since 1999, with the moon covering between 90% and 96% of the sun depending on your location. During this celestial event, the moon will block up to 96% of the sun, making the sky noticeably dim. We won’t see another partial eclipse with t
'Out of this world' Welsh campsite beside a waterfall named the best in the UK (opens the original)
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With more sunshine on the cards for Wales, it's a brilliant time to plan a camping trip and enjoy a bit of the good weather. The Met Office is predicting another heatwave for July, so it’s time to rummage in the garage, grab the tent, and start planning a sunny escape near the coast or in the countryside. Numerous fantastic campsites are available in Wales, from coastal spots with stunning sea views to peaceful countryside fields and leafy forests, and Campsites.co.uk agrees. Annually, the compa
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