Gwyneth Rees is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and The i Paper, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She covers a range of topics including lifestyle, health, and personal experiences, providing insightful and thought-provoking articles for her readers.
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Gwyneth Rees' coverage largely focuses on personal stories, family & relationships, and house & home topics. Her articles often feature expert commentary, indicating a preference for content that provides insights from professionals or individuals with relevant expertise.
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Take a drive through North Wales , past the craggy peak of Yr Wyddfa, then head west down the Llŷn Peninsula until you are closer to Ireland than England, and you may just stumble across the tiny village of Botwnnog.
The historic market town of Bridgwater is being menaced by drug users, shoplifters and roving gangs, so what are the police doing?
Stroll around the historic market town of Bridgwater, Somerset, on a quiet weekday and you'll be seduced by its old-world charm. Grand Victorian architecture lines its streets, which include a bustling library. Stop for a pint at The Fountain Inn overlooking the River Parrett, and the friendly locals greet you with a soft West Country burr. This week, there's even a market show championing local traders.
A planned parking fine is just one of the council’s controversial anti-motorist measures
By: Gwyneth Rees
The first female leader of Wales says her country will welcome visitors – if they are respectful of the Welsh language
If you are an adult living in the UK today, chances are you will live to be around 80 (the average life expectancy for men is 79, and for women 83), while children born today may live to make it to 90.
By: Gwyneth Rees, Richard Heady
A rise in tramplings has painted bovines as dangerous creatures. Not so, says farmer Richard Heady – if you know what you’re doing
By: Gwyneth Rees
The Government's Budget decision to target agricultural assets with inheritance tax has sparked uproar among farmers, with the turmoil in the sector such that one has allegedly taken his own life
By: Gwyneth Rees
Farmers across the country are taking matters into their own hands after the NFU limited numbers for its November 19 rally
Some could resort to withholding produce in protest against Labour's Budget Rebel farmers are threatening to target ports and disrupt supermarket supply chains in protest against Labour tax rises.
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