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Live: Wrexham elects new council for 2022-2027 - Vimarsana News

Live: Wrexham elects new council for 2022-2027

The people of Wrexham have elected councillors for the next five years, our coverage of how the count day evolved is below. We switched Wrexham.com to a dedicated results and coverage site for the day, as viewable on https://www.wrexham.com/election2022/homepage.php, a copy of the output is below. Live stream: Live Updates: 3:30PM As we bring the […]

Ex-Tory councillor is suspended for bullying teacher - Vimarsana News

Ex-Tory councillor is suspended for bullying teacher

Former Conservative member Gareth Baines (pictured) was an independent councillor for Chirk Town Council in Wrexham but has now been suspended due to the bullying probe.

Tory chief resigns after claiming A&E full of 'fat mums' with 'snot-covered Asbo' children - Vimarsana News

Tory chief resigns after claiming A&E full of 'fat mums' with 'snot-covered Asbo' children

In one message on New Year’s Eve, Mr Baines wrote: “A&Es in Germany aren’t full of fat mums in Pot Noodle-stained leggings/PJs taking their kids for a day out at A&E to harvest Facebook likes because their darling little snot-covered Asbo fell over.” In another post, he said: “Our NHS is treated as a sacred cow and cannot be criticised. “Those arguing for reform are deemed to be Satan incarnate. I’m sorry, but after spending most of my life working on the continent, the NHS isn’t the best in the world – it isn’t one of the best in Europe. Pales when compared with ­systems...

Tory Councillor Resigns After Claiming NHS Hospitals Full of 'Fat Mums With Pot Noodle Stains' - Vimarsana News

Tory Councillor Resigns After Claiming NHS Hospitals Full of 'Fat Mums With Pot Noodle Stains'

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