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LOOK: Victorian-era Llandudno hotel re-opens following extensive refurbishment
A VICTORIAN-era hotel in Llandudno has welcomed back visitors following an extensive refurbishment. Cae Mor Hotel, located on the town’ promenade, has today (June 21) unveiled a new look after a modern redesign. Using numerous providers, suppliers
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'Wild punches’ thrown and three sprayed at Towyn holiday park brawl
A TOTAL of three people who were involved in a brawl at a holiday park in Towyn have been spared jail. Christopher Whitby, 40, of Carisbrooke Road, Liverpool; Edward Williamson, 41, of Alfred Street Oldham; and Tanya Williamson, 41, of Milnrow
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Pensarn man who breached restraining order twice and carried knife is spared jail
A MAN who breached a restraining order and carried a knife into two public places has been spared jail. Hagan Swann, of Marine Road in Pensarn, appeared before Caernarfon Crown Court for sentence on Friday, June 21. The 35-year-old previously
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Hope for Craig-y-Don paddling pool reopening with work in ‘final stages’
REFURBISHMENT work on the paddling pool in Craig-y-Don is in the “final stages”, with hopes that the site could reopen this summer. Conwy County Borough Council came under heavy criticism last year after revealing that the paddling pools would
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Llandudno’s National Express coach service to Manchester to come to an end
A COACH service operated by National Express, running from Llandudno to Manchester, will be discontinued. The company’s 175 service will cease to operate from July 1 due to being “commercially unviable”. It stops at Mostyn Broadway coach park
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Colwyn Bay woman to try and set new tree-hugging world record
A WOMAN will set out to break a Guinness World Record this weekend by hugging a tree on Rhos-on-Sea promenade for more than 24 hours. Maria Hebron Getachew, 29, from Colwyn Bay, says her goal is to “create awareness of the importance of collective