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Friday 27 July 2012
Wednesday 25 July 2012
Robert Lloyd - a Sir Gar Blog . . . and some Clecs!
Robert Lloyd - a Sir Gar Blog . . . and some Clecs!: "The WEEE banks are not able to accept large electrical items such as televisions or fridges. Residents can either take these items to their nearest Household Waste Recycling Centre or arrange for a bulky waste collection for a small charge.
Visit www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/recycling or call Carmarthenshire Direct on 01267 234567 for more information.
The new WEEE banks are located at:
• Morrisons, Carmarthen
• Tumble car park (Darren Las)
• Newcastle Emlyn car park
• Llanybydder car park
• Pendine car park"
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Visit www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/recycling or call Carmarthenshire Direct on 01267 234567 for more information.
The new WEEE banks are located at:
• Morrisons, Carmarthen
• Tumble car park (Darren Las)
• Newcastle Emlyn car park
• Llanybydder car park
• Pendine car park"
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Monday 23 July 2012
On this day -- July 21 - North Texas e-News
On this day -- July 21 - North Texas e-News: "1925 – Sir Malcolm Campbell becomes the first man to break the 150 mph (241 km/h) land barrier at Pendine Sands in Wales. He drove a Sunbeam at a two-way average speed of 150.33 mph (242 km/h)."
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Sunday 22 July 2012
Friday 20 July 2012
Promises of warm weather to brighten up the weekend | This is South Wales
Promises of warm weather to brighten up the weekend | This is South Wales: "REPORTS of a strange yellow ball in the sky are on the increase.
From Pendine Sands to Gower, Swansea to Port Talbot, the mysterious object has been spotted through the diminishing clouds."
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From Pendine Sands to Gower, Swansea to Port Talbot, the mysterious object has been spotted through the diminishing clouds."
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Wednesday 18 July 2012
Monday 16 July 2012
Wednesday 11 July 2012
Send My Friend To School
Send My Friend To School: "Simon Hart MP is helping the junior pupils at Tremoilet VCP School in Pendine get involved in the SEND MY FRIEND TO SCHOOL CAMPAIGN.
"In the year 2000, world leaders agreed to try to get all children into school by 2015," explains teacher Marina Howells. "In the last year the campaign has hit the wall. With only 3 years to go there are still 67 million children out of school."
This year, linked to the Olympics, there is a "Go for Gold" campaign to try to win this global education race and get all the remaining 67 million children into school by 2015."
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"In the year 2000, world leaders agreed to try to get all children into school by 2015," explains teacher Marina Howells. "In the last year the campaign has hit the wall. With only 3 years to go there are still 67 million children out of school."
This year, linked to the Olympics, there is a "Go for Gold" campaign to try to win this global education race and get all the remaining 67 million children into school by 2015."
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Monday 9 July 2012
FARNBOROUGH: Raytheon and QinetiQ complete trials on compact penetrator warhead
FARNBOROUGH: Raytheon and QinetiQ complete trials on compact penetrator warhead: "Raytheon (chalet A20-21) and QinetiQ have completed "sled trials" of a new compact penetrator warhead at the UK's Pendine test range.
The compact penetrator warhead has the same outer mold-line and mass as the Paveway IV 500lb (227kg) laser and global positioning system guided bomb, but has increased penetration capability."
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The compact penetrator warhead has the same outer mold-line and mass as the Paveway IV 500lb (227kg) laser and global positioning system guided bomb, but has increased penetration capability."
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Friday 6 July 2012
TENBY TODAY | NEWS | Lifeboats launched to assist teenagers | 2012
TENBY TODAY | NEWS | Lifeboats launched to assist teenagers | 2012: "Milford Haven Coastguard requested the immediate launch of both Tenby all-weather and inshore lifeboats on Sunday after a teenage girl and her friend got into trouble whilst swimming off Morfa Bychan, near Pendine.
In the meantime, the father of the 14-year-old swam out to help the two girls and managed to get them back to the rocks.
Both RNLI lifeboats, the all-weather Haydn Miller and inshore Georgina Taylor, battled rough seas to reach Morfa Bychan, but fortunately, as they arrived on scene, the casualties just made it to the shore.
The girls, who were from Abergavenny, were met by coastguards and were then treated by paramedics for minor cuts, having climbed over rocks to reach the shore.
The lifeboats carried out a search of the area to make sure nobody else was in trouble before returning to station. "
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In the meantime, the father of the 14-year-old swam out to help the two girls and managed to get them back to the rocks.
Both RNLI lifeboats, the all-weather Haydn Miller and inshore Georgina Taylor, battled rough seas to reach Morfa Bychan, but fortunately, as they arrived on scene, the casualties just made it to the shore.
The girls, who were from Abergavenny, were met by coastguards and were then treated by paramedics for minor cuts, having climbed over rocks to reach the shore.
The lifeboats carried out a search of the area to make sure nobody else was in trouble before returning to station. "
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Sunday 1 July 2012
BBC News - Seven children rescued in three beach alerts in west Wales
BBC News - Seven children rescued in three beach alerts in west Wales: "Meanwhile, at Pendine in Carmarthenshire, two 14-year-old teenage girls from Abergavenny got into difficulty while swimming and the tide took them out to Gilman Point.
Milford Haven coastguard said they became panicked and went onto some rocks and called for help.
The father of one of the girls went to their aid bringing them back along the rocks to safety causing them to suffer cuts and bruises.
Ambulance paramedics checked them over and due to their ages and ambulance protocols they had to be taken to Glangwili hospital, Carmarthen, for treatment.
Coastguards received several 999 calls for the incident and rescue teams from Tenby and Manorbier were alerted."
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Milford Haven coastguard said they became panicked and went onto some rocks and called for help.
The father of one of the girls went to their aid bringing them back along the rocks to safety causing them to suffer cuts and bruises.
Ambulance paramedics checked them over and due to their ages and ambulance protocols they had to be taken to Glangwili hospital, Carmarthen, for treatment.
Coastguards received several 999 calls for the incident and rescue teams from Tenby and Manorbier were alerted."
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