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Dismal weather means Gwent council able to generate less for its rainy day fund Wet summer, with too little sunshine, costs council tens of thousands of pounds. Couple's popular celeb hotspot B&B secures top food hygiene rating A bed and breakfast in Monmouth has been celebrating a recent five star food hygiene rating. Action is being taken to reduce council's predicted £3.4 million overspend A Gwent council could finish the year more than £3m over budget. 'A huge honour': Curry house's delight at being named Best Takeaway in South Wales A Cwmbran Indian takeaway has spoken of the 'huge honour' at taking home the 'Best Takeaway in South Wales' award at the Asian Restaurant and Takeaway Awards 2024.

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