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A world-renowned violinist is returning to North Wales to help bring the music of an “unjustly neglected” Welsh composer back to life. Madeleine Mitchell, who has performed in more than 50 countries, will take centre stage with Wrexham Symphony Orchestra at 2.30pm on Sunday, November 9, in a powerful Remembrance Concert at the William Aston Hall. The The post World-class violinist to revive “forgotten” Welsh composer in special concert appeared first on Herald.Wales.

MORE than 2,000 people took to the streets of Rhyl on Saturday (Oct 18) as the north coast town hosted Wales’s tenth national March for Independence. The event, jointly organised by YesCymru and All Under One Banner Cymru, brought campaigners, families and community groups from across Wales together, filling the seaside resort with music, banners The post Thousands march through Rhyl for Welsh independence appeared first on Herald.Wales.

SAM ROWLANDS, Member of the Welsh Parliament for North Wales, has warned changes to bus services in his region could seriously affect the future of small local operators. Mr Rowlands Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Transport and Infrastructure said he is extremely concerned over plans by Welsh Government for buses in Wales to be brought The post Sam Rowlands MS concerned over the future of small family run bus services in North Wales appeared first on Herald.Wales.

TEN BILINGUAL storytellers have been selected to help deliver a new Wales wide initiative which aims to support the Welsh storytelling sector in Wales, and tackle the impact of climate change on the night skies. Cysur y Sêr (the comfort of the stars) is a Welsh-led and bilingual project that is about  developing stories in The post Bilingual storytellers announced to deliver Welsh language storytelling and night skies initiative appeared first on Herald.Wales.

A CARDIFF University medical student has completed her first Cardiff Half Marathon in memory of her father, raising funds and awareness for British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru. Sara Hillman, 20, from Llangennech took on the challenge to honour her dad, Nigel, who tragically passed away from a heart attack in November 2022. The loss was The post Medical student from Llangennech completes Cardiff Half Marathon in memory of her father appeared first on Herald.Wales.

SAM ROWLANDS, Member of the Welsh Parliament for North Wales, is calling on his constituents to support an international women’s tennis tournament in Wrexham. Mr Rowlands, a keen supporter of encouraging more major sporting events for North Wales is urging people to attend the inaugural Lexus Wrexham Open at the Wrexham Tennis & Paddle Centre The post Sam Rowlands MS welcomes elite tennis being served up in North Wales this month appeared first on Herald.Wales.

A WOMAN who grew up in foster care before becoming a foster parent herself has welcomed the roll out of a new digital platform transforming the way children are introduced to their new foster family.  Foster Wales has launched a new way to allow a young person to look through the profile of a foster The post Foster Wales transforming the way children are introduced to new carers appeared first on Herald.Wales.

A VACANT West Wales office for the former UK Independence Party leader Neil Hamilton sold at auction. The empty premises, at 13, John Street, in Llanelli, could now become flats after being snapped up at Paul Fosh Auctions. The office building of the former Gwent-born, Ammanford-educated UKIP Welsh Assembly Member and previous Conservative MP for The post Politician’s former West Wales office sells at auction appeared first on Herald.Wales.

A FARMERS’ Union of Wales member of staff who started weightlifting two years ago has taken on a massive personal challenge in aid of Wales Air Ambulance. 42-year-old Esther Richards from Mold competed alongside over 100 people at the Deadly Dozen in September in Macclesfield.  She chose to fundraise for the lifesaving service as it’s The post FUW member of staff shows sheer grit taking on Deadly Dozen in aid of lifesaving service! appeared first on Herald.Wales.