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Educating Emma a real life-changing experience thanks to Coleg Harlech

August 16, 2012 – 12:31 pm

It’s like the award winning film, Educating Rita – but this is for real. A second chance at education has been a fundamentally life-changing experience for six young women from the Caia Park housing estate, in Wrexham.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Amy Edwards, Caia Park, Caia Partnership, Catherine Hughes, Coleg Harlech, Educating Rita, education, Emma Lewis, Glyndwr University, Ian Lucas MP, Julie Walters, Michael Caine, Micheala Adamson, Nick Taylor, Open College, Pathway to Progression, Rhian Doran, Stacey Boyle., Sue King, Trefor Fȏn Owen, Wales, WEA | Comments (0)

Dark Beast of Brymbo rises again

August 16, 2012 – 12:11 pm

The fearsome Beast of Brymbo will rise again. The massive ghostly black dog will provide a menacing presence at the Smallest Folklore Museum in Wales.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Bakehouse Factory, Black Shuck, Curator, Dog of the Twilight, eagles meadow, Glamorgan, Gwyllgi, Hannah McGavin, Llysworney, Mabinogion, Museum, Padfoot, Richard Berry, Richard Holland, Skriker, Smallest Folklore Museum in Wales, storyteller, The Black Dog, Trash, Uncanny UK, Wales, Welsh folklore, Yurt | 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, Welsh Government, WULF | Comments (0)

Drama students given new voice by Dylan Thomas’s timeless classic

July 27, 2012 – 3:50 pm

A famous Dylan Thomas play for voices is been given a new twist by a group of budding thespians. Drama students have been working on a version of Thomas’s best known and most popular work, Under Milk Wood.

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By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Amy Courtenay, Brian Russell, Coleg Harlech, Dyland Thomas, Flintshire, Holywell Communities First, Kerry Lewsey, Mold County Players, Nick Taylor, North Wales, Rhos, Stiwt Theatre, Sychdyn, Trap Door Theatre Productions, Under Milk Wood, WEA | Comments (0)