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‘Chronic alcoholic’ stabbed man in his Colwyn Bay home in bid to take his heroin
A MAN from Llandudno Junction who stabbed a person with a fork and assaulted him in an attempt to take heroin from him has been jailed. Lee Ure, 40, of Glyn Y Marl Road, was sentenced to a year’s imprisonment at Mold Crown Court today (June 18)
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Welsh Government urged to tackle Llandudno mobile signal crisis
Janet Finch-Saunders, Member of the Welsh Parliament for Aberconwy, has warned of a severe mobile signal crisis in Llandudno. She is urging the Welsh Government to intervene following reports of strained networks affecting residents, and businesses
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Mobile phone signal in Llandudno ‘not good enough’ amid calls for improvement
ABERCONWY MS Janet Finch-Saunders has called on the Welsh Government to take action to help tackle the mobile signal “crisis” in Llandudno. This follows business owners and tourism chiefs calling for greater mobile phone coverage in tourist areas
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Crazy Catz of Penmaenmawr top the bill with biggest performance in years
A dance and drama academy that faced an uncertain future post-Covid has just celebrated its biggest show since the pandemic. Crazy Catz of Penmaenmawr has this year put on two packed shows at Llanfairfechan Community Town Hall performing Cinderella
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Llandudno Sailing Club member honoured with RYA Cymru Wales Impact Award
A member of the Llandudno Sailing Club has been recognised for his dedication to the sport with a special award. Rob Davies, 80 years old, has been rewarded with an RYA Cymru Wales Impact Award for his 40 years of service in the sailing club.
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Children's hospices in Wales aim to raise awareness with giant butterfly
Today, Wales’ children’s hospices are expected to showcase a giant butterfly, a symbol of their plea for increased funding, at the Senedd. On June 18, the two hospices, Tŷ Hafan and Tŷ Gobaith will display the butterfly, an eight by six metre artwork