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02/05/2024

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25/03/2024

11/03/2024

We’re sending our best wishes to everyone in South Wales, including many of our colleagues, who are marking the month of Ramadan.

Muslims fast from dawn to dusk during Ramadan – a month which is also dedicated to charity, prayer and reflection.

09/03/2024

06/03/2024

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01/03/2024

Happy Saint David's day!

28/02/2024

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11/02/2024

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05/02/2024

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26/01/2024

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24/01/2024

| We are currently recruiting for Incident Risk and Resolution Officers (IRROs).

Our IRROs are full-time call handlers in our Public Service Centre (PSC) answering both emergency and non-emergency calls.

Our PSC is at the heart of our organisation, taking over 2,000 calls a day, with no two calls ever being quite the same.

We are looking for resilient workers, who are looking to in a challenging yet rewarding career, helping respond to the needs of our communities. We will build upon your skills and abilities, teaching you to respond to all types of calls in the best possible way, to deliver a quality service.

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22/01/2024

Sip, savor, and sweeten your day! ☕🍯 Indulge in the perfect pairing of aromatic tea and heavenly baklawa!!

20/01/2024

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18/01/2024

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07/01/2024

Your local driving instructor school

Winter often involves slippery roads, limited visibility and icy conditions. With much talk of snow in the news this week, I wanted to share a few tips about driving in the snow.

But first, if the weather is particularly bad, then simply don’t drive at all. Some conditions are not worth the risk. Likewise, if your car is not prepared for snowy driving, then leave it at home.

As a new driver, there’s always going to be a first time when you may need to drive in snow. If you have to set out on an essential journey it’s key that you are well prepared and allow yourself ample time.

Allow extra time - get up earlier to allow time to de-ice the car and allow much longer for journeys.

Plan journeys around major roads, which are more likely to be cleared. Avoid shortcuts on minor roads.

Wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes to drive in.

Don't forget your coat, hat, gloves, sturdy boots, a blanket to keep you warm in case you do get stuck or have to leave your car.

Keep your fuel tank topped up - that way if you are caught out, you'll have enough fuel to make it home or run the engine to keep warm.

Clear all snow and ice from the windscreen, windows and the roof of the car before driving off.

Don't use water to de-ice windscreens - hot water can crack the glass, and the water will only freeze again on the screen or on the ground where you are standing.

Use second gear to pull away, lifting the clutch gently to avoid wheel spin. Stay in a higher gear for better control as you pick up speed.

Maintain the right speed for the conditions - not too fast so that you risk losing control, but not so slow that you risk losing momentum when you need it

Brake, steer and accelerate as smoothly as possible. Only use the brake if you cannot steer out of trouble.

Stopping distances are up to ten times greater in snow and ice.

Leave even more space behind the car in front than you usually would.

Drive so that you do not rely on your brakes to be able to stop.

A four-wheel-drive vehicle will offer much greater traction on snow and ice, but good tyres are essential for optimal performance and drivers should still take care when braking.

Most modern cars have anti-lock brakes, but in very slippery conditions they will not perform in the same way, so do not rely on them.

On motorways stay in the lane clearest of snow, ice and slush. Keep within the clear tyre tracks if you can.

Stay safe ❤️