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Posted by Miss Cellania in Animal , Odd News on November 12, 2009 at 12:37 pm A hungry dog in Llanfairfechan, Wales set fire to a home and caused 6,000 in damage.
An armed policeman outside the Dovey Inn pub in Aberdyfi
ARMED police threw a cordon around a pub amid fears a gunman was inside, on the eve of a Royal visit to the area.
1,200 in Wales still hold a black and white TV licence 40 years after colour came in
"FOR those of you watching in black and white, the pink ball is just behind the green." With those words in the early 1970s, snooker commentator Ted Lowe made light of the plight of people watching some of Britain's early colour broadcasts on their black and white television sets.
Tories: North Wales prison site search a cosmetica
THE government's search for a site in North Wales to hold a 1,500 capacity prison is little more than a "cosmetic exercise" launched in the wake of the collapse of the Caernarfon scheme, the Tories claimed last night.
Pet dog sets fire to kitchen in Llanfairfechan
A HUNGRY pooch looking for food set fire to his owner's kitchen - causing 6,000 damage.
Mountain rescues double in a year
Members of a mountain rescue team say the number of call-outs they will handle this year will almost double.
How a company director and MP survived on a basic state pension
A MP was forced to think twice about buying a Remembrance Day poppy after she pledged to live on the basic state pension for a week.
Level crossing crash fine anger
A 40 fine imposed on a motorist who collided with a train on a level crossing has been criticised by a group representing the railway.
I wona t pay shops I vandalised says Welsh language protestor
A WELSH language protester vowed he won't give a penny compensation to two superstores after he painted them with slogans.
Man set himself on fire after doctor call
A SCHIZOPHRENIC who rang an out-of-hours doctors service saying he'd run out of medication died with 93% burns after setting himself on fire, an inquest heard yesterday.
A sex-change, bankruptcy and rejection, but Stephanie Booth has the last laugh
STEPHANIE Booth has a life story that TV and film companies are queuing up to tell and get a slice of.
Butcher pens in date with Queen
A butcher from Powys rewrote the rules of etiquette when he met the Queen to receive an honour - by wearing a pen behind his ear.
Tesco's Caernarfon housing plan approved - but bid for new store is withdrawn
PLANS for a Tesco superstore in Caernarfon that could create 275 new jobs have been withdrawn.
North Wales firefighters called to large scrap car fire blaze
FIRE FIGHTERS were called to a blaze involving a large number of scrap cars at a metal recycling plant near Corwen late on on Wednesday afternoon.
Hero cops help stricken driver on A487 near Felinheli
TWO hero cops rushed a crash victim to hospital in their squad car after they found him staggering with blood pouring from his head.
'Too few' prisoners for new jail
A Conservative MP says the UK government is more likely to build a prison in England than north Wales, where there are too few inmates.
AN elderly woman was rescued by fire fighters after her car plunged 20-feet off a North Wales road.
Man dies after crash at junction
One man has died in a collision at Sully in the Vale of Glamorgan, say South Wales Police.
Pwllheli soldier tells of his pain over death of North Wales comrade
A WELSH Guard has spoken of his despair after seeing a fellow North Wales soldier killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
Victory for families as recycling centre scrapped
RESIDENTS on a housing estate in Porthmadog are celebrating after Gwynedd councillors threw out plans for a recycling unit to be built near their homes.
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