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Agricultural worker banned from driving after falling asleep before tractor crash
An agricultural worker who believed he fell asleep at the wheel before getting involved in a tractor crash along the A483 has been sentenced in court. Philip Allman, 37, was verbally and physically resistant towards police when they tried to work
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Successful NFU Cymru charity event in Builth Wells raises thousands
A dinner held by NFU Cymru Brecon & Radnor has raised more than £8,000, for two important charities. Organised by County chairman Rob Powell and his family, the event at Blaenbwch farm, near Builth Wells pulled in more than 200 attendees from across
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Guilsfield Show set to return with full line-up of activities
This year's much-anticipated Guilsfield Show is set to take place in August at the Fron-Y-Fele Field in Groeslwyd. The community-run event, which is promising a great day out will be held on Thursday, August 8. The show includes lots of different
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National Grid battery storage scheme site visit call defeated by one vote
A call to defer a scheme for a south Pembrokeshire national grid-connected electrical battery storage facility close to Pembroke Power Station after concerns were raised that it had no actual connection in the plans was defeated by just one vote.
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Bug farm showcases conservation work to Welsh Government
The Welsh Government cabinet secretary for climate change and rural affairs, Huw Irranca-Davies recently visited Dr Beynon’s Bug Farm near St Davids. The farm is a unique research centre and nature reserve showcasing the importance of bugs and
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West Wales vineyard receives prestigious certificate in UK first
Hebron Vineyard in Whitland, Carmarthenshire, has become the first in Wales and the UK to receive a regenerative certification. This prestigious recognition was granted by A Greener World. The non-profit organisation carries out audits, offers