Local businesses and entrepreneurs are innovating to pull through the Covid-19 crisis and initiatives in the food and drink sector, such as the newly-established “Ymaichi” service in Aberystwyth has been welcomed by Plaid Cymru.
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Every cloud has a silver lining and, despite the dark shadow that Covid-19 casts over us all at the moment, there is one positive that we should all welcome.
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Welsh food producers are innovating to pull through the Covid-19 crisis and local initiatives such as Cadwyn Ogwen in the shadow of Snowdon have been welcomed by Plaid Cymru.