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North Wales Police: Be patient on A55 go-slow
POLICE last night warned motorists to "be aware" of anticipated traffic jams during a protest on the A55 tomorrow.
Bookshop's demise blamed on web
A well-known bookshop has closed its branch in Gwynedd blaming cheap online book sellers, and the decline of the traditional high street.
They could have danced all night -- well, at least until 7 p.m. The seniors who put the senior in the senior prom of the Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Center for Jewish Life included resident Anna Singer, seen ...
Abington: Fireworks at 9:15, visible from Abington Junior and Senior High School, Copper Beach School, and the sidewalk of Easton Road south of Bradfield Road.
Lib-Dems call for - unspent' Euro cash
A CALL for some of the 40m of additional funding that has become available under the European Union's Objective 1 programme to be used to boost the economy of Anglesey has been made by Liberal Democrats on the ...
Travel hit as gales sweep Wales
Tree branches crashed through a roof in Coedpoeth Gales of up to 55mph have battered parts of north Wales, bringing down trees and blocking roads.
Green economy's - great potential across N.Wales'
Green economy's 'great potential across N.Wales' A BIG expansion of the environmental goods and services sector of the economy of north west Wales is on the cards - if small firms can secure the right support, ...
70mph winds cause chaos across North Wales
THOUSANDS of people had their electricity cut off as gusts of 70mph ripped power lines, felled trees and battered North Wales.
Migrants are wooed to learn language
MIGRANT workers are being encouraged to learn Welsh in one of the language's rural heartlands.
Shocking rise abuse of North Wales OAPs
SHOCKING figures show a massive rise in the abuse of vulnerable adults across North Wales.
Gwynedd council to sell off buildings... Read
THE former home of one of Wales' most famous poets is up for sale among a clutch of buildings being sold off to boost council coffers - including two public toilets and a mortuary.
North Wales nuclear waste dump snubbed... Read
MOST North Wales councils have decided to snub an appeal by the British Government to bury nuclear waste in their areas - despite financial incentives.
7.2% wiped off homes in Wrexham... Read
THE fall in house prices in Wrexham over the last 12 months was worse than anywhere else in England and Wales, latest figures show.
Mike Peters to rock Sonwdon again
SNOWDON will again echo to the sound of the Mike Peters and the Alarm who will play a concert on Wales' highest peak.
One dead, five hurt in collisions
Police are investigating two road collisions which happened within half a mile of each other on the A496 at Llanaber near Barmouth in Gwynedd.
Bringing civic pride to Bangor
Key agencies will come together this month as they join efforts to crack down on environmental crimes and fly-tipping in and around the Bangor area.
Police appeal after park assault
North Wales Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenager was assaulted in Bangor, Gwynedd, on Saturday afternoon.
THE cost of cleaning up Britain's ageing nuclear power sites - including two in North Wales - is likely to rise by billions of pounds in the short-term, says a top official.
Longtime Montco judge dies at age 79
A love of law kept retired Montgomery County Judge Albert R. Subers returning to the profession well into his 70s, according to his colleagues.
Fresh hope for rural schools in Assembly probe
AMs are to look closely at the shake-up of village classrooms, with campaigners hoping the inquiry could be "the saviour of rural schools." A cross-party group of AMs will hear evidence from protest groups ...