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Anglesey’s Eirian pioneers life in print

North Wales Open Studios Project , print maker Eirian Llwyd. Pictured is Eirian Llwyd sketching a design.

A pioneering print maker from Anglesey is spearheading a major revival of the art form. Artist Eirian Llwyd will be setting up printmaking workshops and opening the doors to her private studio at Llangefni during the 10th Anglesey Arts Weeks. Eirian, wife of Ynys Mȏn AM and former deputy First Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones, is [..]

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Monday March 25th, 2013

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Wrexham: Business Minister backs North Wales super prison campaign

Wrexham Business and Professionals Group meeting at the Catrin Finch Centre at Glyndwr University with guest speakers Robin Jones of Village Bakery and Edwina Hart Minister for Business, Enterprise, Technology & Science. From left, Michael Keenan of Walker Smith Way, Robin Jones, Village Bakery, Peter Butler, GHP Legal, Edwina Hart AM, Gill Atkinson of Coxeys and Lesley Griffiths AM

Business Minister Edwina Hart has voiced her support for a campaign to build a super prison in North Wales. According to Wrexham Business Professionals, it would bring massive and much-needed social and economic benefits for the region, including a 1,000 new jobs. The Ministry of Justice say there is a need for a large prison [..]

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Monday March 25th, 2013

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Llangollen Eisteddfod to boost local economy to the tune of £1.5 million

pictured is Selwyn Evans, treasurer of Llangollen Eisteddfod.

The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod has staged a dramatic reversal of fortune – by making a profit for the first time in five years and providing a £1.5 million boost to the local economy. While other festivals have struggled, the world-renowned event in the picturesque North Wales town defied the recession and bad weather to [..]

Monday March 25th, 2013

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Supermarket giants are hungry for more local food from North Wales

Pictured at the North East Wales Food Conference at the Wild Pheasant Hotel in Llangollen, are, from left, Robert Price, Cadwyn Clwyd; Phil Corper, WRAP Cymru; Tansy Rogerson and David Franklin, Bodnant Food Centre; Margaret Carter, Patchwork Pate; Martin Jardine, the Food Technology Centre, Llangefni; and Caroline Dawson, Northern Marches Cymru.

Supermarket giants ASDA are looking for more local food producers across North Wales. That was the message from the world’s biggest retailer to an audience of food producers from Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham at the North East Wales Food Conference in Llangollen. ASDA, a subsidiary of America’s Walmart Group, already stock a range of products [..]

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Monday March 18th, 2013

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