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Neil Foden: 20 claimants take legal action about alleged abuse
A SOLICITOR is representing 20 claimants who allege that paedophile former Bangor headteacher Neil Foden physically, sexually or emotionally abused them. Foden, 67, was jailed for 17 years in July after being convicted of 19 counts of sexual abuse
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Pine marten ‘illegally held captive’ at property in Gwynedd
AN INVESTIGATION has been launched into a pine marten reported to have been illegally held captive in Gwynedd. On October 3, officers from North Wales Police’s Rural Crime Team attended a property in Dolgellau with volunteers from The Wildlife
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Anglesey businesses urged to apply for Welsh language grants
Anglesey businesses have been urged to apply for grants to boost Welsh language use. The grants, part of the Arfor scheme and managed by Menter Môn, offer up to £3,000 to companies of all sizes to integrate more Welsh into their daily operations
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Anglesey shop suffers ‘substantial damage’ as ‘every glass pane smashed’
A SHOP on Anglesey has had “every glass pane smashed” at its premises. Between 7pm and 9pm on October 13, Y Lle Tan (The FireWorks) suffered “substantial damage”, police have said. Anyone with information about this incident which could assist
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Campaigners lose High Court battle to stop Holyhead coastal park development
PLANS to build a holiday village on an Anglesey country park have been given the go-ahead after campaigns against the proposals had claims dismissed by a High Court judge. In 2016, the Cumbria-based property development company Land and Lakes secured