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19/07/2025

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14/07/2025

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04/07/2025

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20/06/2025

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29/04/2025

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23/04/2025

Paddleboard business owner sentenced to 10 years and 6 months for gross negligence manslaughter.

Nerys Lloyd, 39, from Aberavon, who was the owner and sole director of Salty Dog Co Ltd, was charged with the gross negligence manslaughter of Paul O’Dwyer, 42, Andrea Powell, 41, Morgan Rogers, 24, and Nicola Wheatley, 40, following their tragic deaths following the incident in Haverfordwest Town Weir on 30 October 2021.

She admitted all four charges on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, along with one count under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

At her sentencing, the court heard how on 30 October 2021, Lloyd with the assistance of Paul O’Dwyer planned a trip organised through Lloyd’s business.
However, there had been heavy flooding, and severe weather warnings were in place, which were not heeded by Lloyd. The river was running fast, and the weir was in an extremely hazardous condition. Lloyd did not check the weir or provide a safety briefing to the participants nor inform them of the presence of the weir. Despite this, Lloyd facilitated the paddleboarders entering the water and she led the group along the river.
As the group approached the weir, apart from Lloyd, all the participants were pulled over the top into its base and became trapped before being ejected from the weir. Four of the participants survived.

💬 Senior Investigating Officer Detective Superintendent Cameron Ritchie, of Dyfed-Powys Police, said:
“Firstly, I would like to reiterate my heartfelt sympathies to the families of Paul, Andrea, Morgan and Nicola.
“We have heard harrowing testimony from the victims and survivors during this hearing of the continuing impact this incident had on them. I sincerely hope that the conclusion of these proceedings helps to clear the way for them to be able to start the healing process.
“The incident that took place in Haverfordwest on October 30, 2021, was an extremely tragic case resulting in the completely avoidable deaths of four people. We heard in court how this incident devastated four families, and we hope that lessons will be learned that prevent this from ever happening again.
“This has been a complex and extensive investigation and I’d like to thank my colleagues at Dyfed-Powys Police, The Health and Safety Executive and the Crown Prosecution Service for their professionalism and diligence to secure this outcome.”

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05/04/2025

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03/04/2025

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Keep in the left lane unless overtaking. That's what the Highway Code says (rule 264 in case you wanted to look it up) – and when it's ignored we know the frustration it can cause other drivers. 🚘🚘🚘

For the safety of other motorists, and yourself, you should return to the left lane when it is safe to do so.

⚠️ Also, be aware of emergency services, traffic officers, recovery workers and other people or vehicles stopped on the hard shoulder or in an emergency area. If you're in the left lane, and it's safe to do so, you should move into the adjacent lane to create more space between your vehicle and the people and stopped vehicles.

Road safety – more information ➡️ https://www.south-wales.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/rs/road-safety

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10/12/2024

After 10 & a half years of dedicated service, falling off trains & buses, being caught in doorways, being tripped over, being soaked & dragged through puddles; the time has come to to retire………. my computer wheelie bag & welcome its replacement. I can only hope that the new upgraded wheelie bag, with its larger wheels for ease of use & portrait layout design should reduce the number of times it catches in doorframes & trips people up, can cope with the demands of being pulled around by me while siding my mobility.

Off to work for the new & off to be recycled for the old.

07/12/2024

This is Cassius Walker-Hunt and he felt "disappointed" and "let down" when he lost his job as a steelworker in Port Talbot this summer. "But then you’ve got to start moving forward,” he said. Just three months on, the 28-year-old has changed careers completely and set up coffee shop Portablo Coffi at the town's shopping centre. It's a world apart from his former life but he's loving it. "We support local bakers... local causes, chippies, boxers, football clubs," he said. Well done Cassius! 👏 Full story: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/i-lost-job-tata-steel-30499561