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WITH every county in North Wales being home to a test centre, a health director is urging people with symptoms to book a test. There are 11 COVID-19 test centres serving communities across all six counties in the region 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...

Each of the six counties has at least one testing site with some operating from 8am-8pm. Teresa Owen, executive director of Public Health at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), 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 ailments that could have been treated by a GP, pharmacist or minor injuries unit. Ms Owen said: “By rolling out tes...

Waste land off Builder Street, Llandudno. Picture: David Powell/North Wales Live. Councillors deferred a planning decision on 89 affordable homes on a so-called “bomb site” in the heart of Llandudno – going against officer calls to refuse permission. The plans would see Lane End Development Construction Ltd from Warrington and Clwyd Alyn working together on a 56 apartment and 33 house scheme on derelict land off Builder Street, next to Llandudno railway station. Conwy county council’s planning committee on Wednesday heard officers objected to the plans because it partly sits in ...

COUNCILLORS deferred a planning decision on 89 affordable homes on a so-called “bomb site” in the heart of Llandudno – going against officer calls to refuse permission. The plans would see Lane End Development Construction Ltd, based on Thelwall, and Clwyd Alyn working together on a 56 apartment and 33 house scheme on derelict land off Builder Street, next to Llandudno railway station. Conwy county council’s planning committee on Wednesday heard officers objected to the plans because it partly sits in a conservation area and is an LDP allocated employment site for B1 (Business) ...