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Plans to create a “unique holiday experience” in the Ceiriog Valley have been refused amid concerns it would disturb the tranquillity of the…

OFFICERS across Cheshire raised awareness for Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) in a week of action which ran from Monday, July 18 to Friday, July 22.

VETRINARY surgeon Siân Stockford has completed a triathlon and raised more than £2,600 for the Bronglais Chemo Appeal even though she is still recovering from breast cancer.

A POPULAR view point from which to see the mighty Pontcysyllte Aqueduct has been given a new lease of life at Trevor Basin.

EXTRA water has been released into the River Dee recently in order to reduce the risk of fish mortality.

As Scotland records its hottest ever day, our writer tours the hotspots of Aberdeenshire to uncover the potential impact of global warming

Heres why the council turned the plans down

Coming to university is a reality check for most freshers. Whether that’s learning to cook for yourself, experiencing binge drinking culture, or having to be totally self-motivated in your studies. For Anna Boyne, the biggest realisation was that hardly anyone in the UK has heard of her home city. So, in this article she will share all the great things about Chester. Perhaps she may even persuade some readers to take a visit and experience it for themselves.

Following a week of record-high temperatures and dry weather, the north-east remains at an increased risk of water scarcity says Sepa.

Natural Resources Wales has released extra water to the River Dee to reduce the risk of fish mortality during the exceptionally high temperatures experienced across Wales. At 10am on Saturday 16 July, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) increased the discharge out of Llyn Tegid into the River Dee by 2m3/s – this was an increase in […]