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4 days ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
The smell of smoke can be unpleasant in your home, lingering on walls, furnishings and carpets. If you’re a smoker, or living with one, it may be a top priority to eliminate the smell of smoke from your living space. Similarly, if you’re an ex-smoker, or have recently purchased a home from a smoker, you may be looking for ways to get rid of smoke odour so that you can enjoy your home.
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1 week ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
Homeowners are being advised of features in the home which could help raise its value. The experts at Pergolux UK have shared seven things buyers and sellers should keep in mind when considering the value of a home. Those who are looking to sell or are on the hunt for their dream home should familiarise themselves with the features and changes to make a house more valuable.
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1 week ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
BeReal: How safe is your data in the hands of this new app? BeReal may have been created in 2020 but the app has gained popularity and downloads over the past few months. Unlike TikTok and Instagram, BeReal encourages users to post authentic and unfiltered pictures of themselves. Cyber security experts at VPNOverview.com decided to investigate just how safe your data is in the hands of BeReal.
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2 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
The former Wales Rugby League board member Martin Roscommon Roddy MBE sadly passed away on Monday night aged 63 following a 20-month battle with cancer. His wife Tessa made the following announcement early on Wednesday morning…“Poppet Martin Roddy passed away peacefully at 22:06 on Monday 2nd July 2018. It was how we had hoped it would be – no pain, calm and just the two of us.
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2 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
The Welsh Rugby Union has signed the biggest shirt partnership deal in its history â Warren Gatlandâs Wales will wear the logo of Isuzu on their iconic jersey for the next four years, it was announced today. Isuzu are the pick-up professionals whose newly launched Isuzu D-Max pick-up is perfectly aligned to the values of Welsh rugby.
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2 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
Many people assume that simply shutting their uPVC door, or even lifting the handle is enough to secure their home. However, according to Craig Andres, a master locksmith from The Perspicacity Life with over 22 years of experience, this is a common misconception that criminals exploit. “If you don’t turn the key after lifting the handle, your door isn’t actually locked, just latched,” explains Craig.
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3 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
New findings reveal that Grand Theft Auto V is the most popular video game soundtrack, holding 305,040,570 streams on Spotify. In second position is the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, earning a mammoth $615,659 in royalties through Spotify. The Last of Us, Dead Stranding, and Red Dead Redemption II follow on the list.Ā Music has always been an essential part of the gaming experience; therefore, video game developers always place great importance on the soundtrack selection for each game.
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3 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
Vantage (or “Vantage Markets”) is pleased to present its upgraded Copy Tradingfeatures on the Vantage App. With this upgrade, copy traders will be able to copy trades from signal providersat the click of a buttonor apply to become signal providers. The copy trading user interface is noweven more seamless, allowing traders to view both their copy trading and regular trading accounts on a single account management page.
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3 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
DIY OR DISASTER? HOMEOWNERS WARNED AS DIY BLUNDERS SET TO COST BRITS £539 million Brits risk costly and dangerous DIY fails as experts reveal the home improvements you should leave to the pros this Easter bank holiday weekendAs the Easter bank holiday approaches, thousands of Brits will be reaching for their toolkits, eager to tackle home improvement projects.
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3 weeks ago | 
westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe
POLICE officers and staff across Dyfed-Powys were recognised for their bravery, dedication and community spirit at the force’s annual awards ceremony on Friday evening (May 10). Individuals and teams from the four divisions were presented with awards in 23 categories, ranging from bravery and outstanding achievement, to volunteer and team of the year. The event was hosted by BBC Radio Wales presenter Eleri Sion at police headquarters in Llangunnor.
