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Newsround

Pineneedles are makers of hand-made gifts for children, many of which can be personalised with your child's name, making them a perfect present and this weekend they will be exhibiting at Get Welsh in Swansea Food and Drink Show. The event includes craft stalls for the first time; it takes place on Saturday and Sunday in Castle Square and Princess Street from 10.00am until 5.00pm.
Pineneedles will be showing a range of their handmade gifts including Name plaques, jigsaws, name key rings, Starboards...lots of which will have Welsh names on!!!
Comments are being invited on draft guidance for planning issues including renewable energy and the siting and designing of farm buildings in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

People have the chance to submit their views on two new sets of Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG), which are supplementary to policies of the Local Development Plan for the National Park. The documents are being proposed by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. The guidance on renewable energy focuses specifically on field arrays of photovoltaic solar panels.

Read more: Further Chance To Comment On National Park Planning Guidance

A new £475,000 fund is set to provide a lifeline for community halls and buildings across rural Flintshire.

The makeover scheme is being masterminded by the rural regeneration agency, Cadwyn Clwyd.

One of the first groups to take advantage of the fund was the Darby and Joan Club in Mold. They have been able to transform their premises in Grosvenor Road, thanks to a major grant from the fund. It has provided £18,657 for the building, which was falling into disrepair and has now been transformed into a bright, spacious and well equipped hall for local people to use.

Read more: Financial Lifeline For Flintshire’s Rural Community Buildings

The platforms of a former railway station in north Carmarthenshire have been uncovered after years of being hidden from view by a dense blanket of brambles and weeds.

Clearing and renovation work has been ongoing at Bro’r Orsaf, Llanfihangel ar Arth, over the last few months as part of a community effort to celebrate the history of the area.

The local history club was successful in applying for two grants to help with the scheme: a Tidy Towns grant provided by the Welsh Government, and an Environmental Works Project grant provided by Carmarthenshire County Council as part of its £203 million Carmarthenshire Homes Standard project.

Read more: Carmarthenshire’s Railway Heritage Uncovered

A top department store has created 22 new jobs in Wrexham.

Among the new recruits at Debenhams at the Eagles Meadow shopping centre is Claire Gill. The 21-year-old Retail Management graduate said that it was a dream start to her career.

Claire was originally taken on as one of 40 Christmas temps to cope with the busy festive season. Things are still going so well that Debenhams have opted to give full-time or part-time contracts to 22 of them.

Read more: Jobs Boom At Top Wrexham Department Store

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