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Fears Taff’s Well quarry blast that flooded Gwaelod-y-Garth homes will happen again (opens the original)
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Residents who were evacuated from their homes after a quarry blast forced a torrent of dirty, brown water to wash down a mountainside and flood their homes are anxious it will happen again. Thirteen homes on Heol Berry in Gwaelod-y-Garth, Cardiff, were hit when water from an old iron mine workings was displaced by the planned blast. Kevin Duncan, who is part of campaign group Stronger Together Lesser Garth, said it had taken an "emotional toll" on residents, leaving them "really anxious". An inv
Fertility patients facing delays over staff absence (opens the original)
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Patients starting new fertility treatments at Neath Port Talbot Hospital are facing delays of "at least" four weeks. Swansea Bay University Health board has written to patients due to begin treatment to tell them that new treatments have been put on "pause" because of "absence within key areas of our workforce". One patient, who wanted to remain anonymous, said it was "very upsetting" to be told of the delay "within days" of planned treatment. "The IVF process is an incredibly emotional and time
Hepatitis A spreading in town as parents urged to vaccinate children (opens the original)
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Parents or carers of children who are five or under in the Barry area are being urged to take up the offer of Hepatitis A vaccines for their child. An outbreak in the Vale of Glamorgan town has seen 11 confirmed cases since December 2025. Public Health Wales said Hepatitis A is spreading in the community, but that no single source has been identified and that vaccinating children will help protect them, their families and the wider community. Hepatitis A can be present in young children without
Nine men in court over historical child sexual exploitation (opens the original)
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Nine men have appeared in court charged with a total of 41 historical sexual offences, relating to eight victims who were children at the time. The men, aged between 54 and 76, were arrested in Newport, Swansea, London, Birmingham, Lancashire, Edinburgh and the Argyll and Bute area of Scotland earlier in July. Gwent Police initiated Operation Oak after several women reported the abuse, which took place in south Wales between 1985 and 1996. Appearing at Newport Magistrates' Court, the defendants
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