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Tractors and livestock stolen as rural crime rises
There are fears there could be a further increase when the financial impact of lockdown is felt.
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Tractors and livestock stolen as rural crime rises
There are fears there could be a further increase when the financial impact of lockdown is felt.
Days left to find backpacker's killer
Kirsty Jones, 23, was raped and strangled while travelling in Thailand 20 years ago.
River water tested after pollution kills fish
Specialists return to a river in Powys to assess the pollution and establish the source.
'Deep regret' as Royal Welsh Winter Fair cancelled
The annual event normally attracts 30,000 visitors over two days before Christmas.
Woman, 65, saved in waterfall rescue
The woman was found at at the base of Clun Gwyn falls having slipped on wet rocks, rescuers said.
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Tractors and livestock stolen as rural crime rises
There are fears there could be a further increase when the financial impact of lockdown is felt.
Days left to find backpacker's killer
Kirsty Jones, 23, was raped and strangled while travelling in Thailand 20 years ago.
River water tested after pollution kills fish
Specialists return to a river in Powys to assess the pollution and establish the source.
'Deep regret' as Royal Welsh Winter Fair cancelled
The annual event normally attracts 30,000 visitors over two days before Christmas.
Woman, 65, saved in waterfall rescue
The woman was found at at the base of Clun Gwyn falls having slipped on wet rocks, rescuers said.
Days left to find backpacker's killer
Kirsty Jones, 23, was raped and strangled while travelling in Thailand 20 years ago.
River water tested after pollution kills fish
Specialists return to a river in Powys to assess the pollution and establish the source.
'Deep regret' as Royal Welsh Winter Fair cancelled
The annual event normally attracts 30,000 visitors over two days before Christmas.
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Read moreFollow Covid-19 rules or you could be closed, minister warns
Businesses have been warned they could be shut if they ignore rules designed to contain coronavirus.
Welsh Government minister Eluned Morgan warned pubs, cafes, restaurants and hotels that they “must” follow rules to avoid the spread of coronavirus if they are to stay open.
“You must maintain physical distancing on your premises and – if you are a hospitality business - you should capture your customers’ contact details,” she said.
Customers should raise the matter with the venue if they are not asked for their details, and should only gather indoors in pubs, cafes and restaurants with members of their extended household, Ms Morgan added.
“Most of us are following the law and helping to stop the virus from spreading,” she said..
“But I would like to finish by saying this to the small minority – people and businesses - who aren’t: we will take action to enforce the rules in Wales.”
Ms Morgan said the Welsh Government, councils and the police could take action if some people’s behaviour becomes a threat to other people’s health.
“Changes to those powers this week will mean that this includes closing premises if it's necessary,” she added.
Debra Lewis cut portion sizes and banned biscuits and fruit, a hearing was told.
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