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We would like to share with you all, a little article about an amazing man that works selflessly for his local community in Holyhead, every day. Michael Kitt is a man with an incredible story. Having been diagnosed with cancer and receiving chemotherapy at the Alaw Ward since September 2020, it didn’t stop his amazing charity work for BCRT, a stamp appeal raising money for bone cancer, and several other charities.For every ‘Get Well’ card he received in the post, Michael has donated 10p to the Alaw fund, raising money for extra equipment, additional services and for enhanced support for patients and their families affected by cancer. So far, he has received over 100 cards – but he would love more. If you would like to help him raise money for the Alaw fund, you can always send a card to:Michael Kittc/o Awyr LasGeneral OfficeYsbyty GwyneddBangorLL54 2PWHis passion for everything he does lead him to a community award for all his fundraising. Everything he sells and earns from his charity shop in Holyhead, once bills are taken out, goes directly to the multitude of charities he supports. He has not taken out a single penny for himself.Let’s all help him get his work out and recognition he deserves. Please share this story and his page to your friends and families and let us all come together in local support and charity.www.facebook.com/Michaels-Shop-112728340512080 ... See MoreSee Less

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Timeline PhotosCORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS UPDATE 👇Thanks to the fantastic team effort across Wales to keep each other safe, coronavirus cases remain stable. We have the headroom to make further changes to the restrictions and start a phased move to Alert Level 1. FROM MONDAY:✅ Up to 30 people can meet outdoors (including in gardens), but we must continue to be careful. ✅ We’re also increasing the numbers for organised outdoor activities and events – this means things like organised group runs, outdoor sports and concerts.✅ Up to 3 households will be able to form an extended household and have a support bubble, but remember – meeting outdoors is safe than indoors.Read more here ⬇️gov.wales/first-minister-confirms-phased-move-alert-level-one Our phased approach to moving to Alert Level 1 means that initially outdoor events will begin again and more people can meet outside.⚠️ We continue to monitor the variant of concern first identified in India. It's spreading fast in areas of the UK and could affect easing restrictions if not kept under control. Vaccines are vital in tackling new variants, so please take up your doses when offered.If cases remain stable, we’ll look to complete the move to Alert Level 1 on 21 June. This will allow more events to take place indoors, and greater freedoms for people to meet and socialise indoors.🎥 The First Minister, Mark Drakeford, will provide further details in tomorrow's press conference at 12:15pm - this will be broadcast live across our Twitter and Facebook channels.Diolch o galon for everything you continue to do to keep yourself, your loved ones, and the whole of Wales safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ... See MoreSee Less

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