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Talk on the Nursery Cross, Collon
Collon & District Historical Society present “A talk on the history of Nursery Cross, Collon”. Venue: Teach Raithneach, Star…
Harlech Foodservice – which has premises in Cricieth and Chester – has increased the capacity of its giant freezer by 25 per cent after reconfiguring the racking with narrower aisles and adding an extra row.
As part of the plan, the company also bought…
It was almost 50 years ago that a devastating fire ripped through a supermarket in a North Wales town. Flames engulfed the old Asda store in Llandudno in 1976.
The inferno cost scores of workers their livelihoods and all but destroyed the building – wh…
A man who blew a fuse and killed his own dad in a row over pigs has been found guilty of manslaughter. Tony Thomas, of Penrhyn Isaf in Minffordd, had accepted that he violently attacked his dad, Dafydd Thomas at his home near Penrhyndeudraeth, but had …
A murder charge has been dropped against a man accused of killing his dad. Tony Thomas, of Penrhyn Isaf in Minffordd, had been accused of murdering dad Dafydd Thomas, a prominent businessman, at his home near Penrhyndeudraeth.
However today, Judge Rhys…
A man accused of murdering his dad believed pigs on the family held the key to beating the coronavirus outbreak. Tony Thomas also believed Professor Chris Whitty, one of the most famous scientists at the height of the pandemic, wanted to meet with him …
Vaccination centres have opened across North Wales in the hope that more people will get flu jabs. Everyone eligible for a flu vaccine can walk into a clinic without the need to book.
More than 200,000 people in the region have already had a flu jab fr…
A careless driver who hit and killed a man on the A55 has been spared jail. Martin Chard, 52, failed to spot a recovery truck near Michael Barnicle’s broken-down car near Halkyn.
Instead of veering to the right – into the outside lane and around the re…
Rail freight has another UK first. Traditional Welsh slate aggregate is being transported by rail to Luton, just north of London, in a significant modal shift. The development is a joint initiative between the infrastructure agency Network Rail, constr…
The Llandudno Junction freight yard in Wales is back in use following extensive renovation work.
The yard, which had been unused for several years, has undergone track repairs, points refurbishment and removal of vegetation in order to enable trains to…