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Jonathan Davies, who is originally from Pontypool, with wife Rini and their baby Ayana. Rini has been refused a visa to enter the UK and visit Jonathan's family. Picture: Supplied.
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There are no current plans to use Castlemartin military camp to house asylum seekers, the Home Office has said. There are no current plans to use Castlemartin military camp to house asylum seekers, the Home Office has said.
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A call for assurances that Castlemartin military camp will not be used to house asylum seekers has been made to the Home Office by Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz. A call for assurances that Castlemartin military camp will not be used to house asylum seekers has been made to the Home Office by Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz.
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Senedd and Wales Office staff will be among the civil servants striking on February 1. Senedd and Wales Office staff will be among the civil servants striking on February 1.
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