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18 September 2014 Last updated at 20:20 Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Some call centre staff stand up to do their job Office workers should avoid sitting for prolonged periods if they want to cut their risk of diabetes and heart disease, a seminar has been told. Instead they should have walking meetings and walk to …
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Marshall urges Ulster top brass to let locals coach
David Kelly Twitter Email Published 17/09/2014 | 02:30 0 Comments Share Facebook Twitter Google Email Luke Marshall is happy with the current coaching set-up at Ulster. Photo: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE Regardless of whether Ulster are gently persuaded to select an all-local coaching set-up imposed from IRFU HQ, centre Luke Marshall has offered his full backing for the current coaching …
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Run for Crimestoppers in the 2015 Virgin Money London Marathon The ballot for the 2015 run is closed but, if you haven’t been successful, there’s still a chance to take part… We have golden bond places available and are looking for entrants to run for us. Last year we had 32 participants who raised almost £60,000 to fight crime. We …
Read More »Ceri Ann Sullivan was not wearing seatbelt in crash – inquest
17 September 2014 Last updated at 12:52 ET Ceri Ann Sullivan was a care worker A young mother killed when she lost control of her car in Cardiff was not wearing a seatbelt, an inquest heard. Ceri Ann Sullivan, 21, from Cyncoed, lost control of her Renault Clio on the A48 near St Mellons on 24 May, 2014. Cardiff Coroner’s …
Read More »Cardiff Dogs’ Home wins gold award
The RSPCA Cymru has announced that Cardiff Dog’s Home has been awarded a prestigious RSPCA Gold Standard Footprint Award. The gold award, in the Stray Dogs category, follows a number of years when Cardiff won silver awards and recognises Cardiff Council’s continued commitment to animal welfare. The RSPCA Community Animal Welfare Footprints scheme comprises four areas of service provided by …
Read More »How Scotland could lead the way towards a federal UK
The Scottish independence referendum, whichever side one is on, has demonstrated the civic spirit of this country. Engaging in a mobile debate on the main street of Dunfermline or Inverness, hearing a heartfelt plea for the union from a 15-year-old schoolboy speaker at the town hall of Kirkwall, in Orkney, forceful comments on trains and trams, are testimony to the …
Read More »Study Proves Dogs Can Feel Jealousy
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Read More »Downton Abbey: 6 things you should know with 6 days to go
Brace yourselves viewers, it looks like we’re in for a rollercoaster ride during series five of Downton Abbey. The new batch of episodes launches this Sunday (September 21) and the cast have been heard talking about what to expect, so we’ve taken the liberty of rounding them up in six easy pointers! 1. What happened at the end of series …
Read More »Crimestoppers and Openreach appeal for information on cable cut in West …
Monday 15th September 2014 Crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers and partner Openreach (a BT Group Business) are appealing for information relating to damage to the telecommunications network which resulted in areas of Newcastle Upton Tyne being left without communication services. The incident took place in West Denton along The Roman Way, adjacent to Alston Avenue and Grace Street in the early hours …
Read More »Pontypridd and Llantrisant: Your community news
CHURCH VILLAGE TONTEG Send your news to: Anthony Raines 37 Cae Fardre, Church Village, CF38 1DS 01443 203174 raines_56@hotmail.com Birthdays And Wishes: Happy Birthday to Clive Prior 61on October 9 and congratulations to Clive and Wife Andrea on their twenty second wedding anniversary on the same day. Llantwit Fardre Community Council: The Christmas Fete held last year at the Llantwit …
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