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Musical magic at debut as choir follow in footsteps of Military Wives

September 29, 2012 – 11:38 am

A new community choir from a housing estate made a “magical” debut conducted by royal composer Dr Paul Mealor who wrote the Military Wives’ hits.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Ann Atkinson, Arts Council of Wales, cartrefi conwy, CultureStep, G.Purchase Construction, North Wales International Music Festival, Paul Mealor, Peulwys Community Choir, Peulwys estate | Comments (0)

Friends Hungary for success

September 10, 2012 – 10:35 am

A love of home cooking has given two Hungarian friends a tasty new business venture. A Little Taste of Hungary will roll into Hamper 2012 the Llangollen Food Festival on October 20 and 21.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged A Little Taste of Hungary, Andrea Balogh, Cadwyn Clwyd, Dai Chef, Dudley Newberry, EAFRD, European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, food festival, Graham Tinsley, Hamper 2012 the Llangollen Food Festival, Hungarian, Hungary, ITV, Katalin Halmosi Clews, Llangollen, mobile catering business, North Wales, Robert Price, rural development agency, Rural Development Fund for Wales, Russell Clews, S4C, Taste the Nation, UK, Welsh Culinary Team | Comments (0)

Pioneering learning centre launched

July 31, 2012 – 10:31 am

A new learning centre for nurses is the first of its kind in Wales. The centre is based at the offices of the award-winning Pendine Park care organisation Hillbury House, in Wrexham.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Barbara Hale, Betsi Cadwaladr Trust, care practitioners, Elizabeth Rees, Health Minister Lesley Griffiths AM, Hillbury House, independent sector, Learning Centre, Learning Representative, Mario Kreft, NHS, North Wales, nurses, Pendine Park, RCN, Royal College of Nursing, Smartcare, Wales TUC, Wales Union Learning Fund, Wrexham, WULF | Comments (0)

Perfect pint is Holy Grail

July 24, 2012 – 2:45 pm

The quest for the perfect pint is finally over. The award-winning Llangollen Brewery has created a new beer called Holy Grail Ale.

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By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Abbey Grange Hotel, beer, bitter, Cadw, Cadwyn Clwyd, Dai Chef, Dinas Bran, Dudley Newberry, EAFRD, European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, Graham Tinsley, Hamper Llangollen 2012, Holy Grail, Holy Grail Ale, ITV, Llangollen, Llangollen Food Festival, North Wales, pint, Robert Price, Roger Farnham, Rural Development Fund for Wales, S4C, Steve Blake, Steven Evans, Taste the Nation, Valle Crucis Abbey, Ynyr Jeffreys-Evans | Comments (0)

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