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‘The people who ultimately pay the price of shoplifting are the honest customers’

Our reporter welcomes enhanced security measures which could stem the tide of shoplifting.

‘Is a less enjoyable shopping experience the price we must pay for the shoplifting ‘epidemic’?’

Our reporter looks at the issues arising from increased shop security following a less than enjoyable trip to the supermarket.

We tried venue’s Mexican menu and bottomless drinks concept – and this is what we thought

Our reporter keeps her wits about her to review restaurant’s Mexican-themed ‘bottomless’ experience.

‘Why are the school holidays so long - I’m not convinced children need six weeks off?’

Parents and teachers in Wales are to be asked about shortening the school summer holiday and our columnist thinks it’s time England followed suit.

We stopped for lunch at town’s new Italian-inspired café – this is what we thought

Paul Weller wows and Far From Saints fantastic at forest gig

‘Society is so used to classroom closures the government feels no pressure to tackle teacher strikes’

Our columnist fears we’re now all so comfortable with school closures since the pandemic that there’s no urgency to resolve disputes with teachers.

We tried luxurious new restaurant on opening night and this is what we thought

We visited a new town centre restaurant on opening night and this is what we thought of the food and service.

We stayed at Folk Café's new B&B – and this is what we thought

We reveal our favourite breakfast spots to mark National Breakfast Week

Hev yew gotta a leek boy?

'Future Queen's glitzy baby photo campaign ignores ugly reality'

Here’s our list of town’s top 5 cafés for coffee lovers

'If you're against teacher strikes I hope you've considered this'

Humour behind the headlines

Have your say on how fire service manages risk

Why it really is time to help town's shopkeepers 'do the happy dance'

Humour behind the headlines

Expert reveals the truth about your energy bills

'Our Ukrainian guests have finally arrived' says Bishop

Humour behind the headlines

Town’s lucky to have such generous benefactors

Your Say

‘The people who ultimately pay the price of shoplifting are the honest customers’

‘Is a less enjoyable shopping experience the price we must pay for the shoplifting ‘epidemic’?’

We tried venue’s Mexican menu and bottomless drinks concept – and this is what we thought

‘Why are the school holidays so long - I’m not convinced children need six weeks off?’

We stopped for lunch at town’s new Italian-inspired café – this is what we thought

Paul Weller wows and Far From Saints fantastic at forest gig

‘Society is so used to classroom closures the government feels no pressure to tackle teacher strikes’

We tried luxurious new restaurant on opening night and this is what we thought

We stayed at Folk Café's new B&B – and this is what we thought

We reveal our favourite breakfast spots to mark National Breakfast Week

Hev yew gotta a leek boy?

'Future Queen's glitzy baby photo campaign ignores ugly reality'

Here’s our list of town’s top 5 cafés for coffee lovers

'If you're against teacher strikes I hope you've considered this'

Humour behind the headlines

Have your say on how fire service manages risk

Why it really is time to help town's shopkeepers 'do the happy dance'

Humour behind the headlines

Humour behind the headlines

Expert reveals the truth about your energy bills

'Our Ukrainian guests have finally arrived' says Bishop

Humour behind the headlines

Town’s lucky to have such generous benefactors

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