Archive for the ‘News’ Category
Abortion on Demand?
Government draft guideline’s for private abortion clinics state explicitly that it is “not a legal requirement” for doctors approving abortions to see the women concerned first.
The Christian institute commissioned a poll of 200o people indicated that 89% felt that a women should always be seen by a doctor first.
What do you think?
Ffald-y-Brenin Prayer Conference
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| Details:A mini Conference taking a fresh look at the teaching of Jesus about how we should pray. Led by Roy GodwinCommencing 3.00pm on Tuesday 25th March 2014 and finishing at 4.00pm on Wednesday 26th March 2014.
The Conference fee is £34.00 per person including an evening meal on Tuesday and a packed lunch on Wednesday. Please email to request a booking form. Places will be allocated only when the booking form and conference fee have been received by Ffald-y-Brenin. We will then email you a list of local B&Bs. |
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| Location:Caersalem Chapel near Ffald-y-Brenin and local eating places. | |||||||
| Contact: admin@ffald-y-brenin.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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Age 16yrs to 30yrs
Momentum at Kings Church Newport. 7.3opm to 10pm @the Hub Friday 7th March
Bomb Scare
A POLICE station was cordoned off last night when a suspected World War Two bomb was brought in after being found by a child.
A 100-metre cordon was set up around Risca police station in Tredegar Street after a World War Two mortar shell was brought in at 5.50pm by an adult member of the public.
This was after the youngster, whose age is not known, found the shell in water, believed to be the River Ebbw, close by.
Steel
Ty-sign was first built originally solely as a council estate
for workers at the then new Llanwern steel works.
With reduced demand for electrical steels and a highly competitive global market
place more jobs are under threat locally in the steel industry.
A total of 83 direct jobs and 40 contractor posts are at risk at Orb Electrical
Steelworks, owned by Cogent Power, a subsidiary of Tata Steel.
Conservative Shadow Business Minister, William Graham AM, said: “Following last
week’s news that another Newport steelworks has put its staff on temporary leave
with half pay, this warning of job losses shows the precarious state of
steelmaking in the city.
The UK Department of Business, Innovation and Skills said: “This is
disappointing news for those workers and their families affected by today’s
announcement
Have you been affected by the steel announcement?