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Road closures in Cwmbran could cause congestion
Gwent Police said Llanfrechfa Way is currently closed between Llan Yr Afon Road and the Burtons Biscuits roundabout in Cumbran.
There are ring roads in place, which can cause traffic jams.
the road is closed
ℹ Llanfrechfa Way is currently closed between Llan Yr Afon Way and the Burtons Biscuits roundabout. ℹ
There are detours that can cause traffic jams.
If possible, avoid the region and find alternative routes for your trip.
Thanks. pic.twitter.com/rBQEh5C2lf
– Gwent Police (@gwentpolice) November 11, 2023
Dedicated father and local rugby player dies suddenly after battling mental health issues
Tributes have been paid to a devoted father and popular local rugby player who died suddenly last month.
David Britton, from Pontrhydyfen in Neath Port Talbot, was remembered as the “life and soul” of every match and someone his family and friends could always count on.
He struggled with his mental health for several years but said he was in good spirits shortly before his death, so the 37-year-old’s tragic death occurred “suddenly” and came as a shock to everyone who knew him. his family said. .
Click here to read the full story.
Hundreds and thousands of people in London in what is expected to be one of the biggest political marches in UK history.
Police are preparing for hundreds of thousands of people arriving in London for what is expected to be one of the biggest political marches in British history on Saturday, the Palestinian Authority says.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for “unity” amid tensions over a pro-Palestinian march taking place on the day Britain marks the end of the First World War.
There is concern about the risk of counter-protests, especially around the cenotaph, although the demonstration is not expected to take place near the monument.
Scotland Yard will send almost 2,000 officers to central London for a major police operation over the weekend. Metropolitan Police officers stand guard at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, central London, ahead of planned marches in central London.
On the eve of the massive protest, the Prime Minister appealed to participants to do so “in a respectful and peaceful manner” and to respect the celebration of Armistice Day.
Weather service forecast for Saturday
According to the Met Office, it will be dry with cloudy sunshine, but rain will occur later. Here’s the full forecast for Wales:
A dry, bright and cool start to the weekend. The sun becomes increasingly cloudy and the clouds thicken from the south during the afternoon, although most remain dry. Nice feeling in the sun with light wind. The maximum temperature is 10°C.”
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Road closures in Cwmbran could cause congestion
Gwent Police said Llanfrechfa Way is currently closed between Llan Yr Afon Road and the Burtons Biscuits roundabout in Cumbran.
There are ring roads in place, which can cause traffic jams.
the road is closed
ℹ Llanfrechfa Way is currently closed between Llan Yr Afon Way and the Burtons Biscuits roundabout. ℹ
There are detours that can cause traffic jams.
If possible, avoid the region and find alternative routes for your trip.
Thanks. pic.twitter.com/rBQEh5C2lf
– Gwent Police (@gwentpolice) November 11, 2023
Dedicated father and local rugby player dies suddenly after battling mental health issues
Tributes have been paid to a devoted father and popular local rugby player who died suddenly last month.
David Britton, from Pontrhydyfen in Neath Port Talbot, was remembered as the “life and soul” of every match and someone his family and friends could always count on.
He struggled with his mental health for several years but said he was in good spirits shortly before his death, so the 37-year-old’s tragic death occurred “suddenly” and came as a shock to everyone who knew him. his family said. .
Click here to read the full story.
Hundreds and thousands of people in London in what is expected to be one of the biggest political marches in UK history.
Police are preparing for hundreds of thousands of people arriving in London for what is expected to be one of the biggest political marches in British history on Saturday, the Palestinian Authority says.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for “unity” amid tensions over a pro-Palestinian march taking place on the day Britain marks the end of the First World War.
There is concern about the risk of counter-protests, especially around the cenotaph, although the demonstration is not expected to take place near the monument.
Scotland Yard will send almost 2,000 officers to central London for a major police operation over the weekend. Metropolitan Police officers stand guard at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, central London, ahead of planned marches in central London.
On the eve of the massive protest, the Prime Minister appealed to participants to do so “in a respectful and peaceful manner” and to respect the celebration of Armistice Day.
Weather service forecast for Saturday
According to the Met Office, it will be dry with cloudy sunshine, but rain will occur later. Here’s the full forecast for Wales:
A dry, bright and cool start to the weekend. The sun becomes increasingly cloudy and the clouds thicken from the south during the afternoon, although most remain dry. Nice feeling in the sun with light wind. The maximum temperature is 10°C.”
Good morning
Welcome to the WalesOnline daily blog.
The breaking news team is ready to bring you the latest news, weather and travel from across the region.
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John Cameron is a journalist at The Nation View specializing in world news and current events, particularly in international politics and diplomacy. With expertise in international relations, he covers a range of topics including conflicts, politics and economic trends.
