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Equity stakes for sacked Swansea University academics in wellness village project shared with potential investors

QC acting for Swansea University, Simon Laddie, has cross-examined Prof Marc Clement who has has brought an unfair dismissal case with Steve Poole

Wales Online · Jun 15, 2022

Equity stakes for sacked Swansea University academics in wellness village project widely circulated

QC acting for Swansea University, Simon Laddie, has cross-examined Prof Marc Clement who has has brought an unfair dismissal case with Steve Poole

Birmingham Post · Jun 14, 2022

Sacked Swansea University academic claims his dismissal was 'not reasonable', tribunal hears

Prof Marc Clement and Steve Poole are claiming unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal hearing in Cardiff

Wales Online · Jun 14, 2022

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Where Wales' eight universities stand in the latest UK higher education rankings

Five of the eight universities have dropped down the rankings, two substantially

Wales Online · Jun 14, 2022

Sacked Swansea University academics 'eliminated' personal interests in Wellness Village project, tribunal told

Prof Marc Clement and Steve Poole are claiming unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal hearing in Cardiff

Birmingham Post · Jun 13, 2022

Swansea City transfer news as boss reveals Michael Obafemi scouting mission and Joe Allen 'wait' expected

A full round-up of the latest Swans news and updates

Wales Online · Jun 13, 2022

'Breast feeding is hard for autistic mums and here's why'

More support needs to be out there for autistic women, especially when it comes to maternity care

Wales Online · Jun 7, 2022

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Swansea University is sending people out to measure decibel levels during its Summer Ball, after loads of complaints from residents

The annual end-of-year student festival is back on June 2 with headliners Jonas Blue and Shy FX - but this year's event won't be as loud as previous events

Wales Online · Jun 2, 2022

Unknown 'best fly-half in Wales this year' wins prestigious award three months after astonishing drop goal

He's the cousin of a Wales international

Wales Online · May 25, 2022

Simple blood test could save thousands of lives from bowel cancer

A trial showed the test picked up about 80% of early-stage cancers

Wales Online · May 18, 2022

Promising student caught driving on M4 at three times above alcohol limit

'I know it's a bit too late but I have been working on reducing my alcohol'

Wales Online · May 18, 2022

Some of the new faces representing Swansea after the local elections

It includes the city's first ever Green Party councillor

Wales Online · May 12, 2022

Welsh morning headlines: The latest news, coronavirus, Ukraine and sport news as New Zealand welcomes back international tourists

It is the first time for two years that UK travellers can visit the country

Wales Online · May 2, 2022

Carol Vorderman is giving bursaries to students to study maths in Wales

The star went to a comprehensive school in Wales and wants to help students from a similar background

Wales Online · May 1, 2022

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Wales Online · Apr 28, 2022

Welsh morning headlines: The latest news, coronavirus, Ukraine and sport news as number of children in custody set to double by 2024

It is expected that the number of children aged 15 to 17 in young offender institutions will double

Daily Record · Apr 7, 2022

How the length of your fingers could predict severity of Covid infection

Scientists have investigated the link between finger length and the severity of Covid infection.

Wales Online · Apr 6, 2022

How the length of your fingers might tell you how ill you'll be with Covid

A new study has found a link between finger length and severe Covid resulting in hospitalisations

Wales Online · Apr 4, 2022

We sat down to break the fast at a mosque at the start of Ramadan and learnt just how important it is

'It is about self discipline, and shows you what people less fortunate are going through on a daily basis'

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Wales Online · Apr 3, 2022

Women have said they are still being followed, touched and spied on in one of Swansea's most popular communities

A year ago WalesOnline reported how some women felt the need to walk in pairs in Uplands and Brynmill, while others had men staring in their windows. We went back to see what, if anything, had changed

Wales Online · Mar 28, 2022

The NHS Wales staff from black and ethnic minorities who lost their lives to Covid

People from black and ethnic minorities were disproportionately hit by coronavirus, particularly at the start of the pandemic

Nottingham Post · Mar 27, 2022

What happened to cast of Soldier Soldier - from Hollywood blockbusters to a 'meditation shed'

Wales Online · Mar 18, 2022

'My parents in Ukraine only know it's safe to leave the house if their windows aren't rattling'

Dmitri Finkelshtein, who works as a lecturer at Swansea University, has explained he feels a 'constant sense of nervousness' as Russian troops tear through his homeland of Ukraine, where his parents live

Daily Mirror · Feb 19, 2022

Woman, 22, with golf ball-sized lump on neck devastated to find out it's cancer

Layla Phillips, from Bath, was studying at Swansea University when she was diagnosed with cancer after finding a lump on her neck while she was getting ready for a night out

Wales Online · Feb 8, 2022

Tributes to 'special' dad to three young children and ex-Swansea RFC player after his death from cancer

'He was relentlessly competitive on the pitch and off it - he was an incredible dad and a gentle giant, the world has lost one of the best'

Wales Online · Feb 1, 2022

'Kind and gentle' daughter dies after being hit by train

Former Swansea University student Krystel Davies died aged 35 after being struck by the train at Cherry Hinton bypass in Cambridgeshire

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