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A NEW defibrillator will be located at the Premier Stores shop on Abenbury Road in Wrexham. Clerk Michael Morris told members of Caia Park Community Council that the equipment would be co-funded with Abenbury Community Council as it would benefit both communities. Caia Park council is awaiting a reply from the Co-op on the estate about whether a defibrillator could also be located there. The community council also intends to locate a defibrillator at the estate office in Kinglsey Circle. The council will secure the potentially lifesaving pieces of equipment from the Welsh Ambulance ...

The footage shows the car hit the front of the shop before rolling down the road. Moments later, local residents are seen running into the street to witness the damage from the incident. The shop was closed for several months following the crash, with temporary traffic lights installed at the scene of the collision. And estimates suggest that the incident, which came after Richards and his cousin had been out drinking in Builth Wells, caused between £300,000 and £400,000 worth of damage. The car hit the front of the shop before rolling down the road The car hit the front of ...

The men appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court A SECOND man has appeared in court in connection with an alleged armed robbery at a Barrhead grocers. Liam Menzies, 24, of Clydebank, faces assault and robbery charges over an incident at Premier Stores, in the town’s Cross Arthurlie Street, on January 3. He appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court on Thursday. Co-accused James Bennett, 32, from Barrhead, appeared in the dock on January 22 to face the same charges. Neither man made any plea and both were remanded in custody. It is alleged that a 25-year-old shop assistant was threatened with a ...

Defendant also convicted for damage

A RHYDLEWIS woman has been fined for shoplifting. Danielle Amy Jones, aged 26, of Rhydlewis, Llandysul pleaded guilty to stealing two bottles of cider worth £4.98 from Premier Stores at Newcastle Emlyn on October 29. She also admitted stealing three bottles of cider and a pasty worth £8.06 from CK’s supermarket on November 4 when she appeared before magistrates at Aberystwyth Justice Centre. She was fined £40 for each offence and told to pay compensation of £8.04. She was also ordered to pay £85 in prosecution costs and a £34 victim surcharge. An arrest warrant issued by the...