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Episode 33: We have the Breakfast Shakeup, now its the roster shakeup
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Episode 32: Royal Rumble Review
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Episode 31: Royal Rumble Predictions & Preview
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Combating Shop Theft in Newport
Peterstone Community Plans to Ring The Six Bells Again!
Why you should vote Yes for the BID!
Episode 25: Crown Jewel Review
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The Newport Wetlands is a stunning nature reserve located on the Gwent Levels near Newport, South Wales. Established in 2000 as compensation for the loss of habitat caused by the Cardiff Bay Barrage, it has become a haven for wildlife and a favorite spot for nature enthusiasts. The reserve covers over 1,000 acres and is home to diverse bird species, including lapwings, little egrets, and the iconic avocet. It features scenic walking trails, reed beds, and lagoons, offering peaceful landscapes and opportunities for birdwatching. Managed by Natural Resources Wales and the RSPB, Newport Wetlands is a vital conservation area and recreational space.
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