End of DCC Supported Childcare
Dear All, I wanted to drop you an email as I know there have been many enquiries regarding the continuation of Supported Childcare for the next financial year. As you…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: Helping Refugees from the War in Ukraine
For attention of DVSC Members and friends I know we are all keen to help refugees from the war in Ukraine who might want to come to Denbighshire. DVSC is…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: DVSC Dementia Aware Denbighshire Network Meeting
We would like to invite you to our next online #DementiaAwareDenbighshireCommunity Led Network meeting, which will be held on Wednesday 27th April 2022 from 10.00am until 12.00pm via Zoom. The aim of this…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: Lost Laptop Charger
Hi all, I don't suppose anybody has seen/ accidentally picked up a charger for a Surface Pro laptop from the office by any chance? I had to order a replacement…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: Lowri’s Welsh Word of the Week
Heddwch/Peace HE can be pronounced to sound like the He in [He]lp and not [He]ar. To try making the DD sound push the tip of your tongue between your top…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: Paned a Sgwrs Survey Reminder
Helo pawb, If you haven’t already, could you fill in the Paned y Sgwrs feedback survey please. Lowri and I would really appreciate it! Link is here, please fill in…
Weekly Update – 31/3/22: Welsh Government Apprenticeship
Hi all, The Welsh Government are advertising an internal apprenticeship scheme. The pay’s pretty good (£21k ish) and there are various different roles to apply for. More information here: https://gov.wales/welsh-government-apprentices…
Staff Council Meeting Dates
16 June8 September1 December Catrin Hughes (PR) For those of you who are new here, I attend Staff Council as an internal comms officer, but also as our Service representative…
Weekly Update – 25/3/22: DVSC Training Opportunities
https://mailchi.mp/dvsc/sessiwn-dydd-gwner-digidol-ebrill-digital-friday-session-april?e=37a57c678f
Weekly Update – 25/3/22: Lowri’s Welsh Word of the Week!
Sul y Mamau/Mothering Sunday Sul can be pronounced like the English word Seal. The Y sound is pronounced like the English Ugh used to express disgust or horror. Say MAM…