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Mysterious 6th-7th Century Welsh Burial Site Yields Unexpected Clues
A 6th-7th century site near Cardiff Airport, Wales, revealed 39 mostly female skeletons with signs of both manual labor and luxury goods, including imported glass, alongside one woman found in a ditch; the unusual findings are perplexing archaeologists.
Mysterious 6th-7th Century Welsh Burial Site Yields Unexpected Clues
A 6th-7th century site near Cardiff Airport, Wales, revealed 39 mostly female skeletons with signs of both manual labor and luxury goods, including imported glass, alongside one woman found in a ditch; the unusual findings are perplexing archaeologists.
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Welsh Excavation Reveals Early Medieval Lives of Labor and Luxury
Archaeologists in south Wales discovered 41 Early Medieval skeletons (mostly women, 500-600 AD) showing signs of hard agricultural labor, yet some possessed high-status imported goods, challenging assumptions about social stratification during that period.
Welsh Excavation Reveals Early Medieval Lives of Labor and Luxury
Archaeologists in south Wales discovered 41 Early Medieval skeletons (mostly women, 500-600 AD) showing signs of hard agricultural labor, yet some possessed high-status imported goods, challenging assumptions about social stratification during that period.
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Medieval Cemetery Near Cardiff Airport Yields Unexpected Discoveries
A medieval cemetery near Cardiff Airport, unearthed last year, has revealed 39 adult skeletons, mostly women, who were buried with surprising care despite signs of manual labor, alongside evidence of wealth such as imported glass. One woman was found discarded in a ditch.
Medieval Cemetery Near Cardiff Airport Yields Unexpected Discoveries
A medieval cemetery near Cardiff Airport, unearthed last year, has revealed 39 adult skeletons, mostly women, who were buried with surprising care despite signs of manual labor, alongside evidence of wealth such as imported glass. One woman was found discarded in a ditch.
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40% Bias Score
Reservoir Safety Plea After Boy's Drowning
The mother of a 15-year-old boy who drowned in a Welsh reservoir in 2006 is urging people to avoid unsupervised swimming after the incident highlighted the dangers of cold water shock and strong currents, with Wales having almost double the UK's drowning rate.
Reservoir Safety Plea After Boy's Drowning
The mother of a 15-year-old boy who drowned in a Welsh reservoir in 2006 is urging people to avoid unsupervised swimming after the incident highlighted the dangers of cold water shock and strong currents, with Wales having almost double the UK's drowning rate.
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Welsh College Donates Football Kits to Burundi Orphans
Coleg Menai in Wales donated used football kits to 22 orphaned boys in Burundi through Annie's Orphans, a charity that supports education and essential services in developing countries, facilitated by Jamie Jones, who previously coordinated a similar donation of 500 kits from Llangefni Town FC.
Welsh College Donates Football Kits to Burundi Orphans
Coleg Menai in Wales donated used football kits to 22 orphaned boys in Burundi through Annie's Orphans, a charity that supports education and essential services in developing countries, facilitated by Jamie Jones, who previously coordinated a similar donation of 500 kits from Llangefni Town FC.
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Eryri National Park Implements Pre-Booking Parking System to Combat Congestion
To combat traffic congestion and improve visitor safety, Eryri National Park has implemented a pre-booking parking system at Pen y Pass for £20, running from Easter to November, alongside stricter enforcement and improved bus services, significantly reducing past problems where emergency vehicle acc...
Eryri National Park Implements Pre-Booking Parking System to Combat Congestion
To combat traffic congestion and improve visitor safety, Eryri National Park has implemented a pre-booking parking system at Pen y Pass for £20, running from Easter to November, alongside stricter enforcement and improved bus services, significantly reducing past problems where emergency vehicle acc...
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Record High Shoplifting Offences in England and Wales
Police in England and Wales recorded 516,971 shoplifting offences in 2024, a 20% increase from 2023 and the highest since records began in 2003; theft from the person offences also reached a record high, while overall recorded crime decreased slightly.
Record High Shoplifting Offences in England and Wales
Police in England and Wales recorded 516,971 shoplifting offences in 2024, a 20% increase from 2023 and the highest since records began in 2003; theft from the person offences also reached a record high, while overall recorded crime decreased slightly.
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UK Government Defunds Western Gateway, Jeopardizing Regional Development Plans
The UK government has ended its £1 million annual funding for Western Gateway, a partnership of 28 local authorities across south Wales and western England, effective June 6th, halting plans for a Severn Estuary tidal lagoon and improved rail connections.
UK Government Defunds Western Gateway, Jeopardizing Regional Development Plans
The UK government has ended its £1 million annual funding for Western Gateway, a partnership of 28 local authorities across south Wales and western England, effective June 6th, halting plans for a Severn Estuary tidal lagoon and improved rail connections.
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England and Wales to Automatically Dismiss Police Failing Background Checks
New rules coming into force on May 14th in England and Wales will automatically dismiss police officers who fail background checks, addressing concerns about public trust and following legal challenges that highlighted difficulties in removing unfit officers.
England and Wales to Automatically Dismiss Police Failing Background Checks
New rules coming into force on May 14th in England and Wales will automatically dismiss police officers who fail background checks, addressing concerns about public trust and following legal challenges that highlighted difficulties in removing unfit officers.
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£1 Billion 'Welsh Tube' Transport System to Launch by 2026
Wales is launching a new £1 billion, 105-mile Tube-style transport system by 2026, connecting Cardiff to towns like Merthyr Tydfil and Treherbert with frequent train services and contactless payment, part of a wider European rail upgrade trend.
£1 Billion 'Welsh Tube' Transport System to Launch by 2026
Wales is launching a new £1 billion, 105-mile Tube-style transport system by 2026, connecting Cardiff to towns like Merthyr Tydfil and Treherbert with frequent train services and contactless payment, part of a wider European rail upgrade trend.
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Wales's Strict Holiday Let Rules Risk Thousands of Tourism Jobs
New holiday let rules in Wales, requiring properties to be available for 252 days and let for 182 days a year to qualify for business rates instead of council tax, are causing distress among operators and risk thousands of tourism jobs, according to industry warnings, though supporters say the chang...
Wales's Strict Holiday Let Rules Risk Thousands of Tourism Jobs
New holiday let rules in Wales, requiring properties to be available for 252 days and let for 182 days a year to qualify for business rates instead of council tax, are causing distress among operators and risk thousands of tourism jobs, according to industry warnings, though supporters say the chang...
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56% Bias Score
Wales's Agricultural Funding Cut Under New UK Formula
The UK government's shift to a population-based funding model for Welsh agriculture, implemented via the Barnett formula, will reduce Wales's agricultural funding from 9.2% to 5.2%, impacting the rural economy; Wales has more farms per capita than England. This decision, despite the Welsh government...
Wales's Agricultural Funding Cut Under New UK Formula
The UK government's shift to a population-based funding model for Welsh agriculture, implemented via the Barnett formula, will reduce Wales's agricultural funding from 9.2% to 5.2%, impacting the rural economy; Wales has more farms per capita than England. This decision, despite the Welsh government...
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40% Bias Score
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