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Usk students get taste of wartime navy

2:30pm Monday 30th November 2009

Coleg Gwent students are set to spend two nights on board HMS Belfast on the River Thames.

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Orb staff to plant 150 trees

1:20pm Monday 30th November 2009

Staff and their children from the Orb Works, Newport, will next Sunday (December 6) plant 150 trees on the river bank next to the site.

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Gaer Juniors raise £323 for Children in Need

12:24pm Monday 30th November 2009

Children and staff from Gaer Junior School raised £323 for Children in Need on Friday, November 20.

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Llandogo artist goes on display

12:28pm Monday 30th November 2009

An art exhibition is on display throughout December at the Brockweir and Hewelsfield village shop, near Chepstow.

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Newport to pioneer family support teams

12:27pm Monday 30th November 2009

NEWPORT is among three areas in Wales chosen to pioneer an Assembly-backed Integrated Family Support Team project, to protect and support vulnerable families.

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Sport clubs can get cash help

12:29pm Monday 30th November 2009

SPORTS clubs and sporting associations in Monmouthshire are being urged to apply by December 15 for funding of up to £1,000 from the community chest grants scheme run by the county council. Around £15,000 remains available this year for eligible projects to get people active. Information: 01633 644544.

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Monmouthshire transport links get £60,000 boost

12:30pm Monday 30th November 2009

IMPROVED Monmouthshire transport links are planned with a £60,000 South East Wales Transport Alliance grant to the county council.

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Caldicot's book to raise cash for veterans

12:33pm Monday 30th November 2009

Author David Ashwin will today launch his new book which is aimed at raising funds for the Merchant Navy Association and British Legion.

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Cwmbran woman's Kilimanjaro challenge

12:21pm Monday 30th November 2009

Next year, Cwmbran woman Alison Moss will set out to conquer Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro.

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Pontypool retired men get cash boost

12:20pm Monday 30th November 2009

THE Pontypool Retired Men's Society will receive a £2,500 grant through the Big Lottery's Awards For All Wales programme, to fund outings for members.

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