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The Sunday Essay is possible thanks to the support of Creative New Zealand Original illustrations by Toby Morris. We kid ourselves in this place. Spring turns to summer, and suddenly every road leads to the beach. The country wants you to buy an ice cream. We forget that it is fleeting, that for so much of the year the fields are sullen, the sun as dull and feeble as a one-bar heater on the blink. The wind carries all the cold of the mountains, of Antarctica even. Trees shudder, the exotics bare. Mist rises from the grass. How do we cope? Poorly is the usual answer. Many of our homes are unab...

Neil Tague Anwyl Homes and Bellway have submitted detailed plans for a £40m development at the former RAF Sealand site in Deeside. The proposals for the 30-acre site are for 368 homes, public open space and play areas, with the project to be named Summers Bridge, in recognition of John Summers & Sons, the founders of local industrial powerhouse Shotton Steel. Bellway will build 185 homes and Anwyl 183, each offering a range of one-bedroom apartments and two, three and four-bedroom detached, semi-detached and mews style homes. Anwyl and Bellway have now exchanged contracts with landowner Prax...

PROPOSALS for nearly 400 new homes have been submitted for Deeside in latest £40m development. The proposals for the 30-acre site at The Airfields are for 368 new homes, including affordable homes, public open space and play areas, and will breathe new life into the former RAF Sealand site. It is estimated the project, by Anwyl Homes and Bellway, will create almost 100 full-time construction jobs during the five-year build and support a further 135 jobs within the local supply chain. The joint development will be named Summers Bridge, in recognition of John Summers and Sons, the foun...

Former RAF Sealand site set for more than 350 homes under £40m development Anwyl Homes and Bellway have submitted detailed plans for the site Updated General view of the former RAF Sealand base which closed in 2006. Picture by Ian Cooper (Image: Ian Cooper/Daily Post Wales) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice...

A COMMUNITY is being asked to come together to support a fundraiser aiming to restore a local asset.