Harry Jamshidian is the Head of Content at the South Wales Argus, Barry & District News, and Penarth Times and Free Press Series. He focuses on topics such as Cleantech, GreenTech, Recycling, and Renewable Energy, reflecting his commitment to sustainable practices and environmental issues. Harry's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News UK, Hereford Times, and the County Times & Express.
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Harry Jamshidian's coverage indicates a focus on local news in South Wales, particularly around evolving stories and government announcements. His articles cover topics such as crime, education, legal issues, and policing.
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Three Penarth pubs make it on prestigious beer guide
By: Harry Jamshidian
Dragons RFC can confirm centre Fetuli Paea faces an enforced spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery.
Want to try something different for Christmas? Check this out
By: Harry Jamshidian
Two men rated nearly every café in Cardiff and Penarth
By: Harry Jamshidian
Barry dog care firm ZOOM‑eze is preparing to launch what it says will be the town’s first self‑service dog wash, based at the Cwm Talwg pub
By: Harry Jamshidian
A resident is questioning where are all the recycling bags after the Vale Councils ‘successful trail’ of recycling soft plastics
