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Every graduate student once realizes that his experience and level of knowledge allow him to defend a candidate’s thesis. The acquirer can spend several years on this matter. In order not to redo the entire scientific work later, it is better to immediately analyze all the recommendations and requirements for the defence of the candidate’s thesis.

It should be noted that for a successful defence, it is necessary to write and publish several articles on the research topic. It is best to write them while working on the thesis, then you do not have to think at the end how to defend the PhD thesis if the publishing house still has not published your work. As soon as you finish any paragraph, put the results in a small scientific article and immediately contact the publisher. To publish works in magazines, you will have to stand in a kind of queue and wait because negotiations can take six months or more. You can also place your articles in electronic publications. However, you can always go to a writing service which offers help with a dissertation and can give you everything you need for a successful defence.

The Difference Between Dissertation vs Thesis

A dissertation differs from a thesis and is the final result of scientific research, which must be presented in the form of a written work. This includes not only practical research but also the collection and analysis of information. That is, first, you should collect various materials that will be the theoretical basis of future work: monographs, dissertations, scientific publications, and reports of various organizations. Further, based on all the learned information, you conduct your research, identify some problems, and peculiarities of functioning, and choose solutions. 

The dissertation must have practical and scientific value. The scientific value lies in the fact that the conducted research can be the basis for further research, open a new direction in science, disprove outdated theories, and demonstrate a new perspective on well-known phenomena. You can prove this by speaking at conferences and symposiums and showing your knowledge.

As for the thesis, it is always devoted to the study of a certain object. It can be processes, systems, phenomena, regularities and many other things that have scientific, applied and practical significance. It is imperative to thoroughly research a topic or issue to produce interesting, useful, and practical conclusions. Yes, a master’s degree is serious, and therefore you should not forget about the author’s vision and your writing style. In such a graduation thesis, the student demonstrates the level of independence, the quality and scope of acquired skills, the degree of mastery of the material, and his views and position.

At the preliminary defence, everything is checked, starting from the relevance of the research topic, and ending with the correctness of the design of any element. Simultaneously with the discussion, the necessary package of documents is being prepared. This includes an application, a personnel record sheet, a copy of the document on graduation from a higher educational institution, a certificate of successful passing of the candidate’s exam, the text of the dissertation, an abstract and the results of the approval.

In addition to all documents, you should also prepare an abstract, because it is very important not only for such papers. This is a small text that contains the main points of your PhD thesis and which you need to inform readers what your research will be about. As a rule, the candidate needs to organize his defence: he must agree on the time for everyone, invite council members, resolve all formal questions, prepare documentation and create illustrative materials. It is necessary to take into account many small things, for example, the purchase of water, pens and paper and the organisation of a banquet after the defence.

Get Expert Dissertation Help

But not everything is so bad, and don’t don’t worry about this long list of requirements. Only imagine, that you can live in your usual rhythm and know that a professional author writes your dissertation. Sounds amazing, doesn’t it? But everything is more simple. You can order a dissertation from specialists and get the perfect job without wasting your resources. To do this, choose a writing service and contact it in any convenient way for you or leave a request on the website.

You can order a turnkey dissertation, which is a work completely ready for defence with all accompanying documentation. All you have to do is research the information selected and processed by the authors.

The purpose of such activity is not just to write a dissertation in order, but to provide comprehensive assistance to satisfy the customers. There is nothing more pleasant for a company than praise and recommendations to friends and colleagues.

Choose Dissertation Writing Service

If you want to order a candidate’s or doctoral dissertation, you need to know the author will write it for you using all established rules. Leave the request on a site and the company will write a dissertation to order partially (one or several chapters) or comprehensively, if there are reasons for this. When you order complex work, you can get the performance of various tasks and prepare for defense.

If you want to get a partial dissertation, the company’s specialist will write individual sections of the work, including subsections, introduction, conclusions, as well as other components of the paper. The author must take into account the material you wrote and use your writing style.

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Wales’ biggest Specsavers store opens in Haverfordwest

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SPECSAVERS HAVERFORDWEST has relocated to a larger, state-of-the-art premises in the Riverside Shopping Centre, becoming the largest Specsavers store in Wales following a £1.2 million investment by local partners.

The grand opening of the new landmark store took place on Monday 16 December, with customers and local dignitaries, including several mayors, in attendance.

On arrival, guests were welcomed with performances from the Haverfordwest Male Voice Choir and local musician and dispensing technician, Kyle Kirkhouse, followed by a ribbon cutting by one of the store’s long-standing customers, Madaline Roberts, who runs the Milford Haven branch of the Macular Society.

William McNamara, owner of Bluestone National Park Resort and patient of Specsavers Haverfordwest was also in attendance.

To encourage guests to explore the new store and learn fun facts about optometry and audiology, staff organised an interactive treasure hunt.

‘After years of planning and preparation, we are delighted to officially open our brand-new store,’ says Wayne Jones, retail director. ‘We are confident that this investment will bring lasting benefits to the local community for years to come.’

Bosses Andy Britton and Wayne Jones survey the plans during the construction of the new store

He adds, ‘A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our relaunch event. It was incredible to see so many customers, both familiar faces and new ones, celebrating with us. I also want to extend my deepest gratitude to our incredible team, whose hard work and dedication made this all possible. Without their commitment, none of this would have materialised.’

The new premises at 21 Riverside Quay offers cutting-edge facilities and enhanced services to meet growing community needs with 14 test rooms, including two dedicated audiology suites.

As the largest Specsavers practice in Wales and one of the largest in the UK, the store is equipped with advanced diagnostic technology to deliver exceptional care. These services will also help alleviate pressure on local NHS resources, providing convenience and vital support to residents who previously had to travel significant distances for specialised treatment.

Narbeth local, Sandra Tarrant, previously needed private consultations in Swansea, but she was referred to ophthalmic director, Andy Britton by her consultant earlier this year, who recognised his expertise and the store’s advanced diagnostic equipment.

Mrs Tarrant explains: ‘The staff at Specsavers Haverfordwest are highly trained and genuinely care about your eye health. I no longer face long journeys for tests, and the team’s professionalism gives me complete confidence in their care. You feel like you’re in good hands, with staff who take you seriously and don’t pass you around.’

Partners Andy Britton and Wayne Jones are also passionate about shaping the future of optometry. The new store will provide hands-on training opportunities for optometrists pursuing advanced qualifications such as Glaucoma and Independent Prescribing certificates, ensuring they gain essential clinical experience in a world-class facility.

The new Specsavers Haverfordwest store will be open seven days a week, offering flexible appointment times to cater to the community’s needs. To book an appointment or learn more about the services available, visit www.specsavers.co.uk/stores/haverfordwest.

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Ferry traffic surges at Pembroke Dock due to Holyhead closure

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FERRY traffic at Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal has surged following the temporary closure of Holyhead Port due to severe damage caused by Storm Darragh. The Port of Milford Haven, which owns and operates the terminal, has implemented measures to manage the increased volume of vehicles and minimise disruption in the area.

Holyhead Port, a key hub for ferry services between Wales and Ireland, has been closed since December 7. Repairs to storm-damaged infrastructure are ongoing, with reopening not expected until at least Thursday, December 19. The closure means more lorries in Pembroke Dock.

Irish Ferries has temporarily replaced the Isle of Innisfree ferry with the larger James Joyce on its Rosslare route..

The James Joyce has been diverted whilst repairs are carried out at Hollyhead, she will be operating from Pembroke Dock for a few months (Pic: Martin Cavaney)
Drivers in their lorries waiting to board ferry at Pembroke Port (Image: Martin Cavaney)

Traffic management plans in place

Tom Sawyer, Chief Executive at the Port of Milford Haven, said: “We are expecting to see ongoing increased traffic to Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal. To manage traffic in the area, we have opened up different areas of the Port to reduce the number of vehicles queueing at the Port entrance. We have also been liaising with Pembrokeshire County Council’s Emergency Planning team to identify other areas for longer-term parking, if needed, so that traffic around Pembroke Dock is managed as effectively as possible.”

Sawyer acknowledged the inconvenience to local residents and businesses and expressed gratitude for their understanding: “Our priority is to ensure the safe and effective operation of all traffic on the Milford Haven Waterway. We’d like to thank everyone, particularly those living in and around the Pembroke Dock area, for their understanding and support. We will endeavour to take all actions possible to keep the area as uncongested as possible.”

Concerns over Christmas delays

The closure of Holyhead Port has raised concerns about delayed Christmas deliveries, as the route is a critical link for goods between Ireland and the UK. An Post, the Irish postal service, has reassured customers that alternative routes are being utilised, and the backlog of parcel trucks at Holyhead is decreasing.

A spokesperson for Holyhead Port stated: “Safety is of paramount importance to Holyhead Port, and a thorough investigation into the extent of the damage and repairs required is ongoing. At this point, it is estimated that the berths will reopen for ferry traffic on Thursday, December 19, at the earliest.”

Local impact and advice

Residents near Pembroke Dock have reported increased congestion due to the diversion of ferry traffic. The Port of Milford Haven continues to monitor the situation closely, working with local authorities to alleviate the impact on the community.

Photo Caption: Increased ferry traffic at Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal due to Holyhead Port closure (Pic: Martin Cavaney/Herald).

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Global green hydrogen pioneers choose Milford Haven as new HQ

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HAUSH LTD, a leading green energy and technology company specialising in green hydrogen, has announced Milford Haven as the location for its new UK headquarters. The move marks a significant step toward making the area a global powerhouse for green hydrogen production and innovation.

Pioneering green hydrogen solutions

Haush Ltd aims to be the first company of its kind to provide green hydrogen solutions for decarbonising land, sea, and air transportation, as well as exporting fuel to Europe. The company’s new headquarters will be established at Fleet Surgeons House, where work is set to begin immediately. The project will create local jobs and includes plans for an education centre to promote skills development in the community.

The Welsh Government is backing Haush through the HYBRID SBRI Hydrogen Port Re-Fuelling Project (HyPR). This initiative focuses on fast-tracking hydrogen production and refuelling services for onshore and offshore fleets, including the design of a permanent hydrogen refuelling solution for the Port of Milford Haven.

High-profile visit to Milford Haven

Economy, Energy, and Planning Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Evans toured the new site on Thursday (Dec 12). She was accompanied by Haush CEO Richard Winterbourne, Chief Technology Officer Joanna Oliver, Chief Operating Officer Adam Hill, and Chief Financial Officer Peter Kristensen.

Rebecca Evans said: “Jobs and green growth are a priority for this Welsh Government, so I am delighted Haush has chosen Milford Haven as the base for its new UK head office.

“The company’s ambitious growth plans align with our aspirations to see Wales become a global leader in renewable energy. This investment will benefit both our climate and economy, generating quality, skilled jobs.

“Haush has committed to training local residents to the highest standards and expanding their educational initiatives to benefit the wider community.”

Driving green innovation

Haush CEO Richard Winterbourne expressed excitement about the project:
“Haush is delighted to make this announcement and move forward with this groundbreaking green hydrogen production project. We look forward to working closely with the Welsh Government to maximise training and educational opportunities for the local community, equipping a future workforce with valuable, transferable skills.”

Chief Technology Officer Joanna Oliver emphasi sed the company’s innovative approach:
“Haush is operating at the forefront of green hydrogen technology and aims to play a significant role in advancing the local green energy transition.”

A brighter, greener future

Haush’s decision to base its UK headquarters in Milford Haven underscores the town’s growing importance as a hub for renewable energy innovation. With strong support from the Welsh Government and a focus on local job creation, the project promises to boost the regional economy and contribute to global efforts to combat climate change.

(Photos by Martin Cavaney/Herald)

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