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Sad state of Gwynedd 'ghost town' highlighted in Commons debate over tourist tax

An opposition MP claimed scenes of dereliction were 'increasingly common' on Wales' high streets

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Retired vicar's jawdropping comment after being caught with sick images

Police said Andrew Robinson's behaviour was not just illegal, but 'wholly immoral and frankly disturbing'

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John Gizzi denies multiple charges as trial date set

The 55-year-old appeared at Mold Crown Court and pleaded not guilty to four charges

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Bomb Squad detonates suspect item on Welsh beach

Earlier, a recovery firm had refused to rescue a car stranded on the beach with an incoming tide

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Council apologises over 'abuse' of pupils at Gwynedd referral unit

Cyngor Gwynedd said pupils had been 'subjected to abuse' at the Brynffynnon Centre in Y Felinheli before it was closed in 2014

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Strong Turnout at Menai Crossings Meeting Highlights Demand for Long-Term Solution

News from Wales A public meeting on the future of the Menai crossings has attracted a strong turnout... The post Strong Turnout at Menai Crossings Meeting Highlights Demand for Long-Term Solution appeared first on News from Wales....

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Man charged with causing death of woman after Wrexham police chase crash

Michael Connors was arrested in Ireland then extradited Lydia La Polla died and two others were seriously injured in a crash in Hightown

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'Extreme' European heatwave could see North Wales swelter in 27C heat

Some forecasts indicate 'extreme' heat building next week with 32C highs in North Wales

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First picture of 'vicious animal' who left men fighting for lives in 'devastating' attacks

Colin Campbell attacked five complete strangers over a four-month period, with some of the assaults occurring while he was out on police bail

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Concerns Bangor is 'losing another pub' as flats plan approved

Proposals to convert the former pub and vacant shops into flats were approved by councillors

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'Blue tide' on North Wales beaches as hundreds of 'alien' creatures wash up

'They were among the most bizarre things I've ever seen washed up on a beach'

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Network Rail issues update on month-long closure of North Wales main line

The four-week closure will be in place while major engineering works are carried out on the line

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Man discovered dead at Welsh reservoir and woman hospitalised after serious incident

Police launch investigation into the circumstances

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Welsh teacher unmasked as paedophile

David Skillern sent to sexualised messages to who he believed were 12-year-old girls

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Justice and policing devolution made 'immediate priority' by new Welsh Government

Dafydd Trystan Davies to meet UK Government in coming weeks to discuss issue

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Allowing man to keep caravan home on private land praised as 'common sense'

Many North Wales Live readers offered support after the man was granted retrospective planning permission

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'Very extreme group are trying to foment racial hatred in Wrexham'

A member of the North Wales Police and Crime Panel said he was 'afraid' when attending a demonstration in the city

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'Urgent improvement' needed at one of North Wales' busiest A&E departments

The region's health board has pledged to cut overcrowding at the hospital - and to boost staffing in all its emergency departments

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Royal Navy responds after Russian warship fires at British yacht

Russian frigate the Admiral Grigorovich is understood to have fired a warning shot at a UK-registered yacht in the English Channel

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Pupils preparing for 'devastating' closure of historic North Wales school

St Gerard's School in Bangor blamed financial pressure and VAT on school fees for the 'incredibly difficult' decision