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Welsh Government will be imposing a 50 MPH speed limit on the bypass as their roadworks have resulted in an uneven unsafe carriageway. As we first detailed last month the issues over the newly laid tarmac between Gresford and Rossett had been voiced strongly locally, with the undulating nature of the new road surface clear […]

For the first time ever, parents can now book places for their children to attend Cherwell District Council’s holiday hubs the week leading up to…

For the first time ever, parents can now book places for their children to attend Cherwell District Council’s holiday hubs the week leading up to…

Wrexham will be decked out in a range of promotion ahead of the Culture 2025 bid, with a large event also planned ahead of February to support the bid. The UK City of Culture is a competition run by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport every four years – can now include local […]

For the first time ever, parents can now book places for their children to attend Cherwell District Council’s holiday hubs the week leading up to…

Wales & West Utilities is carrying out emergency work on the gas network in the Mold Road area of Wrexham. The essential work, which has been planned with Wrexham Council, will be ongoing until 14 December. Wales & West Utilities say the works are “necessary to keep the gas flowing safely and reliably to local […]

Wrexham Council are reiterating a request for the public to comply with Covid-19 regulations as we enter December, while noting enforcement comes under police responsiblity. With concerns over the new variant there has been discussion over what should or could be done to mitigate any risks, with some observing face covering wearing in local supermarkets […]

People working from home in north Oxfordshire are encouraged to take part in free online workshops this winter, aimed at supporting mental health.

Its clear that bandwidth demand will continue to increase exponentially. Optical transport capacity must scale to meet this demand, while at the same time the cost-per- bit must decrease, and optical transport equipment must become more space- and power-efficient.

The Cemetery remains closed today following Storm Arwen over the weekend, and there are power issues at the Crematorium but services there are going ahead. Councillor David A Bithell, Deputy Leader of the Council and Lead Member for Environment & Transport, told us this morning, “We have a 40ft tree which appears to have significant […]