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PUBLIC Health Wales, Conwy County Borough Council and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board are advising people living in the Llandudno Junction,…
COUNCILLORS have passed plans for 77 affordable homes on land described as a 'bomb site'. The scheme on derelict land in Llandudno, was originally for 89 affordable homes and councillors deferred it first time round – again against officer recommendations to refuse. The applicant, Lane End Development Construction Ltd from Thelwall, put in a subsequent application for five business units on the site, then came back with new plans for 77 homes – all to be marketed by Clwyd Alyn housing association. The new scheme will see 21 affordable two, three and four-bed homes for rent and 56...
Top 10 Soviet movies and cartoons that found audiences beyond the Iron Curtain Elem Klimov/Mosfilm, 1985 “Don’t teach me how to live, help me financially instead,” Lyudmila, the go-getter character in ‘Moscow Doesn’t Believe in Tears’ famously said with a winning smile. In case you missed it, we’ve come up with a list of Soviet movies and animated classics that have won the hearts and minds of international audiences. 1.‘Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!’ (1975) This movie should come with a warning label: Addictive! ‘Irony of Fate’ has been a cinemat...
DEVELOPERS who said there was no business use demand on 'bomb site' land in Llandudno have put in plans for five commercial units. Councillors deferred a planning decision on a residential scheme from Thelwall-based Lane End Developments, who were working with social landlord Clwyd Alyn, in December. The scheme, on Builder Street, was deferred by councillors at the Conwy county council planning meeting and eventually withdrawn by the company. The applicant said at the time there was no business use demand for the land. Now the company’s submission is for five business units betw...
Updated: Tue 29th Dec This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Dec 29th, 2020 Each of the six counties across North Wales now has at least one testing site, open seven-days-a-week and with some operating from 8am-8pm. Teresa Owen, Executive Director of Public Health at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, urged people to book an appointment at their nearest centre if they are showing symptoms of COVID-19. She also backed the Welsh Government’s Help Us, Help You campaign, encouraging members of the public to correctly access NHS services and not turn up at emergency departments with...