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Community Learning Centre Opens on Bangor High Street

Summary by The Bangor Aye

A brand new learning hub on Bangor’s High Street was officially opened by Ken Skates MS, the Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for the Economy and North Wales last week (Thursday, March 13th). ‘Tŷ Cyfle’ provides free part-time courses and confidential legal advice to residents of Bangor and the surrounding areas. Free courses in employability, computing and digital literacy, sewing, digital photography and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other L…

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Community Learning Centre Opens on Bangor High Street

A brand new learning hub on Bangor’s High Street was officially opened by Ken Skates MS, the Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for the Economy and North Wales last week (Thursday, March 13th). ‘Tŷ Cyfle’ provides free part-time courses and confidential legal advice to residents of Bangor and the surrounding areas. Free courses in employability, computing and digital literacy, sewing, digital photography and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other L…

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