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Latest On Song column – September 04

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MEMBERS of Llanelli Youth Theatre will be continuing their 40th anniversary celebrations next week.
Back in June, former members of the youth theatre and current members teamed up for a memorable anniversary concert at Ffwrnes Theatre, Llanelli.
Now, the youth theatre team are finishing rehearsals

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South Wales Evening Post column, August 30, 2024

Posted By RobertLloyd58

AS I steadily make my way to 50 years in journalism, I’m entitled to grow old disgracefully and have a pop at the way the media world works these days.
Of course, much has changed since I embarked on a career in print in the

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South Wales Evening Post column, August 23, 2024

Posted By RobertLloyd58

IT’S called falling down a rabbit hole. Trust me, it’s not a painful experience. In fact, it can be very educational.
Of course, I’ve not fallen down an actual rabbit hole. I’ve just tripped into a virtual one, courtesy of the internet.
The latest tumble

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South Wales Evening Post column, August 16, 2024

Posted By RobertLloyd58

BUCKLE-UP! It’s time to get controversial and venture into the swamplands.
In a journalism career spanning nearly 50 years, I have often wondered about the stupidity of some members of the population.
An early example came when reporting on a case at Swansea Magistrates’ Court.
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South Wales Evening Post column, August 09, 2024

Posted By RobertLloyd58

THE perils of social media, eh? You could probably write a decent 80,000-word PhD thesis on the topic.
Your dissertation could include chapters such as ‘How social media left me with egg on my face’ and ‘Is social media a dangerous tool for mobilising mob

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South Wales Evening Post column, August 02, 2024

Posted By RobertLloyd58

IT’S a long story, but today I should have been working at the Palace of Versailles, a very long hop, skip and a jump from the Olympics city of Paris.
The team of volunteers preparing for next week’s modern pentathlon events at the palace will

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