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Nelli Bird

Nelli Bird

Verified

Journalist and Reporter, BBC Radio Wales

Wales

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Arts & Culture , Education , Charity , Books

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Total articles 267

  • More than 100,000 caught breaking 20mph limit

    By Nelli Bird Verified, Charlie Buckland| Yahoo Verified More than 100,000 drivers in Wales have been caught breaking the 20mph speed limit, according to new data. The latest data from GoSafe reveals 112,699 offences were committed up to March 2025 since the introduction of the default speed limit in September 2023. Luca Straker, campaigns manager for road safety charity Brake, said the evidence was clear that where speed limits were lowered there were fewer deaths.

    By Nelli Bird Verified, Charlie Buckland · Yahoo

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Our son, 3, had his eye removed after rare cancer

    By Nelli Bird Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified When three-year-old Wilfie developed a squint, his parents had no idea of the devastating news they were about to receive. Carys and Richard Wham were told their son had eye cancer and had to choose between putting him through chemotherapy or having his eye removed. "When the news was first given, your mind goes to the darkest place," recalls dad Richard.

    By Nelli Bird Verified · Yahoo Canada

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • More than 100,000 caught breaking 20mph limit

    By Nelli Bird Verified, Charlie Buckland| Yahoo Verified More than 100,000 drivers in Wales have been caught breaking the 20mph speed limit, according to new data. The latest data from GoSafe reveals 112,699 offences were committed up to March 2025 since the introduction of the default speed limit in September 2023. Luca Straker, campaigns manager for road safety charity Brake, said the evidence was clear that where speed limits were lowered there were fewer deaths.

    By Nelli Bird Verified, Charlie Buckland · Yahoo

    Apr. 10, 2025

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BBC Radio Wales