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They said she would never walk or talk... look at her now
One of only 200 people in the world to suffer with a rare genetic condition, medics said she may never walk.
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Celebrations for watersports centre
First Minister Carwyn Jones said the new Porth Eirias centre is set to be a major attraction for north Wales.
Yesterday | Denbighshire Free Press
'Farm Watch isn't working' warns Denbighshire councillor
FARM Watch, the region's rural crime prevention service, is not working. That's the view of one farmer as North Wales Police issue a warning following a spate of thefts in the county.
Wales Rally GB - New Base, New Route, New Challenges, New Appeal
The move to a new base in North Wales was confirmed last month; now event organiser International Motor Sports has provided further details of a challenging new competitive route, the return of spectator stages aimed at delivering a full day's top class family entertainment plus a more affordable and flexible ticketing structure.
Record numbers play disability sport
DSW executive director Jon Morgan said he welcomed the rise in figures, which had been a trend for the past 10 years.
To anti-fascists of north Wales. The NWA - Welsh section of the English Defence League - will be marching against the so-called Muslim "disease" in Llandudno on August 10.
Recruitment campaign will help boost retained fire crew cover
RETAINED fire engines were unavailable to help tackle blazes a quarter of the time in Wrexham last year, latest figures reveal.
Beers for Brazil: From Conwy to the Copacabana
That's the aim of managers at Conwy Brewery as the brand is set to expand, after 10 years making craft ales such as Welsh Pride and Honey Fayre.
Actor Roache bailed on rape charges
Veteran Coronation Street actor Bill Roache has made his first appearance in court accused of raping a 15-year-old girl.
Sixty bales of emergency fodder delivered to farmers
Lincolnshire farmer Andrew Ward had organised the mercy consignment from East Anglia to Corwen to distribute to needy farmers from Conwy and Denbighshire.
High tech approach to catching fly-tippers
UNDERCOVER cameras and footage from helicopters are helping win the war on illegal fly-tipping as those who dump waste are warned they will be caught.
Restoring reputation of Welsh scholar who championed Cornish
A Cornish author and historian is hoping that years of research will help to restore the reputation of a long-neglected champion of the Cornish language.
Denbighshire's claimants are biggest losers in welfare reforms
DENBIGHSHIRE will be the biggest loser in North Wales under the welfare reforms, with the county standing to be deprived of 34 million.
Campaigners fear neonatal care review will be a 'whitewash'
CAMPAIGNERS fear a forthcoming review into whether creating a "self-sufficient" neonatal intensive care centre for North Wales is sustainable, will be a "whitewash". The North Wales Health Alliance , which has been fighting to retain full intensive care services for newborns, has expressed concern that the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child ... (more)
Council has learned 'harsh lesson' over A 1m bridge overspend
A COUNCIL says it's learned a "harsh lesson" about a A 1m overspend on a A 4m bridge project by changing the way it works but can't guarantee the fiasco won't be repeated.
Appeal after girl assaulted as she left a train at Rhyl station
British Transport Police officers have released CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the attack on April 13.
We have 11,000 reasons to protect the most vulnerable
THE wife of a dementia patient has handed over an 11,000-signature petition to an MP to try to bolster protection for similar vulnerable people.
Bridge overspend 'lessons learned'
Councillors in Conwy are due to discuss later why rebuilding a bridge in Llandudno three years ago cost A 1m more than they had budgeted for.
A 10m extra for flood protection in Wales: Details released of where it will be spent
West and North Wales are the main targets for new funding, but the amount is criticised as being too low in the face of climate change Details of how communities are to get an extra A 10m to protect them from the kind of deluges that swept through Wales last year have been released today.
The harbour area was filled with the sound of cannon fire as a pirate ship sailed in and a battle took place.