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Council launches community housing scheme for Ceredigion residents
CEREDIGION County Council has launched a new community housing scheme. The scheme aims to support people with affordable housing in their local communities by creating pathways to home ownership, focusing on the council’s key priority of affordable
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Free car parking in build up to Christmas in Ceredigion
Christmas shopping in Ceredigion will be given a boost again this year with free all-day car parking on three Saturdays in the run-up to Christmas. There will be no parking charges at council-operated Pay and Display car parks on December 9, 16
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Penparc nursery on top at Mudiad Meithrin awards ceremony
Penparc’s Cylch Meithrin was one of the winners of this year's Mudiad Meithrin Wales early years settings announced at a recent awards ceremony. The ceremony’s aim was to celebrate and recognise all the excellent work that’s done at grassroot level
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Woman accused of assaulting two women at nightclub
A 20-YEAR-OLD from Llanddewi Brefi is accused of assaulting two woman at a nightclub, and one of the women again months later. Holly Davies appeared at Aberystwyth Magistrates’ Court facing three charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm
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Coastal path forced to close after landslip
PART of the coastal path in Ceredigion is closed after a landslip. The path between Aberarth and Aberaeron, which is the footpath 43/20 and 38/9 Aberaeron-Aberarth is closed from today – Thursday, November 16 – and will be closed until further
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In The Welsh Wind shortlisted for Careers Wales award
A CEREDIGION business has been shortlisted for an award through Careers Wales. Tan-y-Groes-based In The Welsh Wind Distillery has been shortlisted for the Best Newcomer award in its 2023 Valued Partner Awards. They have been shortlisted alongside
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Hospital's maternity unit praised but lack of emergency training a concern
A surprise inspection visit to the maternity unit of a local hospital found ‘a dedicated team of staff, who were committed to providing a high standard of care’ but has said that mandatory training must be completed to reduce risks to newborns and