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Aled Thomas

Aled Thomas

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Reporter, Gloucestershire Echo

Cheltenham, Worcester

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  • Swindon barbers train to talk to men about mental health

    By Aled Thomas Verified| BBC News Verified Aled ThomasLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceBarbers in a Wiltshire town will be trained to talk to customers about their wellbeing in a bid to improve men's mental health. Swindon Borough Council is asking barbers and men's hairdressers to sign up to its scheme. It will then provide basic training in how to talk to clients about their mental health as well as information on where they can get more support.

    By Aled Thomas Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Fire-stricken nightclub building to be torn down and replaced

    By Aled Thomas Verified| Swindon Advertiser Verified 4 1/1 Property Developer Armada Holdings Ltd can go one better in its revamping of an empty building which held the bar and club Broadwalk in Swindon town centre. The company was given permission to knock down the commercial building, last used as a bar and club, at 32-34 Bridge Street and put up a five-storey building, with a mixed commercial and residential use in its place, last year.

    By Aled Thomas Verified · Swindon Advertiser

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Swindon barbers train to talk to men about mental health

    By Aled Thomas Verified| BBC News Verified Aled ThomasLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceBarbers in a Wiltshire town will be trained to talk to customers about their wellbeing in a bid to improve men's mental health. Swindon Borough Council is asking barbers and men's hairdressers to sign up to its scheme. It will then provide basic training in how to talk to clients about their mental health as well as information on where they can get more support.

    By Aled Thomas Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Gloucestershire Echo

Gloucestershire Live brings you the most comprehensive coverage of Gloucestershire. Everything you love and more, whenever and wherever you are, on the move, over lunch, in the office or relaxing at home. So what are you waiting for? Get connected to the place we all love!

England, United Kingdom

Founded: 2016