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Calls for more menstrual education in university made by Bangor Students Union
Undeb Bangor, Bangor University's Student Union Bangor Students' Union have called for more menstrual education within university settings following Welsh Government action regarding menstrual education in schools following the Deputy Minister for Social Partnership’s vows to improve menstrual education in schools. The revised Curriculum for Wales mandates that students study the menstrual cycle and menstrual health, says the Government announcement. The lessons that should b
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Extra help called to tackle homelessness in Bangor City Centre
Homelessness is a topiacl issue in Wales | Credit - Jack Michael Taylor Homelessness in Bangor city centre is now at an all-time high. Residents and students alike have called for local governments and the council to confront the raising issue of homelessness in the city. Over 600 people in Gwynedd County are homeless due to the local housing problem, the national cost of living crisis, and the pandemic's after-effects. The parliamentary assistant for Siân Gwenllian, the Sene
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Drug driver banned from driving for 3 years in Bangor
The driver has received a fine | Credit - Completely Retail A Bangor woman has been banned from driving by magistrates for 3 years and received a fine after drug driving. Kelsea Coburn, of Bangor, appeared before Caernarfon Magistrates' Court on the 30th of April 2024, pleading guilty. Coburn was stopped by police on the 27th January 2024 and was disqualified from driving after being caught with a controlled substance in her system. The court heard that the woman was stopped
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