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Neil Thompson, 39, of Burnthill Lane in Rugeley, appeared at the lower court to face four charges, but without legal representation.
When the pleas were put to him, he tried to explain that he ‘had been shown the dashcam footage by police’ so that he w…
There are speed cameras dotted around North Wales aimed at enforcing limits across the region. These include fixed cameras and the Go Safe mobile vans that set up at different locations each day.
In addition there are also a smaller number of average s…
It has been another year of huge change across North Wales and beyond. With 2024 now drawing to a close, we have decided to take a look at some of the major news stories reported by North Wales Live this year.
From devastating storms to struggling loca…
Juries in courts across Wales come across some horrific and bizarre tales during criminal trials and are faced with pieces of footage which be imprinted on their minds. Examples shown to courts in Wales this year include a woman attacking a couple with…
The footage shows a van heading towards traffic on the Eastbound carriageway near Llandudno, before being stopped by police.
The incident occurred on Saturday morning (December 21) according to Llandrindod Wells Fire Station.
Traffic Wales say the dr…
A lorry ‘struck’ the A55 Britannia Bridge causing traffic and rail chaos. According to North Wales Police the westbound lane was closed at around 4.30pm after a crash on the link between Anglesey[1] and the mainland.
Officers urged drivers to use alter…
A man has died during Storm Darragh after a tree fell onto his van in Lancashire, as winds reaching more than 90mph have left thousands without power across Wales and the west of England[1].The man, in his 40s, was driving his Citroen vehicle on the A5…
Around 3 million people in Wales[1] and southwest England have been warned by the government to stay indoors with Storm Darragh making landfall on Saturday morning[2].
A mass message warned people of a “danger to life” risk as a result of “flying debri…
Around 3 million people in Wales [1]and southwest England have been warned by the government to stay indoors with Storm Darragh making landfall on Saturday morning[2].A mass message warned people of a “danger to life” risk as a result of “flying debris…
A rare red warning meaning “high risk of injury or death”[1] has been issued as Storm Darragh brings fierce 90mph winds to the UK.
The fourth named storm of the season is expected to bring “significant” impacts to large parts of the UK today and into …