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Lois McCarthy
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Reporter, Abergavenny Chronicle
Wales
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At present, I am no longer covering the retail or IT industries.
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By Lois McCarthy Verified|Wales OnlineVerifiedIt wasn't good news when 45-year-old mum-of-two Sian Jones went to speak to her GP. "I was at the doctors having my bloods done in September and the results came back quite bad. I had high cholesterol, and my diabetes risk was high." She said they wanted to put her on statins but she didn’t want to be on even more medication. "So I asked the doctor to give me three months to turn things around." It was the wake-up call Sian, from Blackwood, needed.
By Lois McCarthy Verified|Wales OnlineVerifiedPeter Johnson was determined not to put the price of a pint up at Port Talbot Gas Welfare Club. "I was in loggerheads about keeping the beer at the price of £3.10," he said. "Really speaking, keeping the costs this low is what has made our money tumble. "But it's not just about the money—it's about the people. Most pubs and clubs in this town are empty Monday through Thursday because people can't afford to go out anymore.
By Lois McCarthy Verified|Wales OnlineVerifiedIt wasn't good news when 45-year-old mum-of-two Sian Jones went to speak to her GP. "I was at the doctors having my bloods done in September and the results came back quite bad. I had high cholesterol, and my diabetes risk was high." She said they wanted to put her on statins but she didn’t want to be on even more medication. "So I asked the doctor to give me three months to turn things around." It was the wake-up call Sian, from Blackwood, needed.
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Abergavenny Chronicle