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Rise in lockdown rulebreakers and coughing criminals spark calls for cops to have vaccine priority North Wales Police Federation say officers on the front line are three or four times more likely to catch coronavirus 05:00, 15 JAN 2021 Updated North Wales Police Federation wants officer to be prioritised for the Covid jab (Image: PA) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now!...

Rule-breakers from out of the area visited Great Orme on way to York Police say the four have been reported for breaching Covid regulations The Great Orme (Image: Ian Cooper/North Wales Live) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for othe...

Final Final Photo Mockup 1024x273 Picture: In planning documents (clear for use by all partners) This (pictured) is the plan for a ‘vandal-resistant’ community mural to be installed on an estate wall perpetually blighted by thugs and graffiti artists. Cartrefi Conwy applied for planning permission to place the community art project on boundary wall of Tre Cwm (Hospital) Estate in Llandudno. The wall itself belongs to North Wales Housing Association (NWHA). The artwork is part of the T...

THE coronavirus pandemic devastated Britain in many different ways. We’ve mourned tens of thousands of deaths, of course. Many families lost loved ones far too early. For Prime Minister Boris Johnson and so many other politicians worldwide it sometimes seemed that the biggest disaster was the decline in the GDP. British unemployment soared — although members of Tory government have never worried about anybody losing their job but themselves. Still, we welcomed one man losing his job — b...

The Year in Review continues with March and April. And so it all started... March and April were the first months of coronavirus restrictions across the UK, and few could have foreseen that they would continue in one form or another for the rest of the year. Thursday, March 5, ‘Fundraising bid for Olivia’: A huge £60,000 fundraising campaign was launched to help three-year-old Olivia Wright to walk. The St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School pupil had bilateral cerebral palsy and spasti...