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Renewed calls on Cardiff council to protect Flaxland Woods after new details revealed
In May the council s cabinet agreed a new policy on planting thousands of new trees and protecting existing woodland
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Campaigners are renewing calls on Cardiff council to protect woodland which it is trying to sell, as new details have been revealed.
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By Huw Thomas
Volunteers in Wrexham have been given a third Covid vaccine as part of a UK-wide trial.
They attended a special clinic in the town to receive their booster dose.
Wrexham is one of 18 sites across the UK to take part in the Cov-Boost study, with more than 2,800 volunteers required.
The trial will provide data on patients immune response to a third dose ahead of a potential rollout later this year.
It is the pandemic s latest clinical study in Wales, where more than 45,000 people have volunteered to take part in various trials since March last year.