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CONCERNS have been raised over the increased amount of time children are spending in front of computer screens during the coronavirus pandemic.
SUPERMARKET giant Aldi has asked councillors to drop a requirement for a pelican crossing to be created outside a new store in Wrexham. Wrexham Council’s planning committee granted permission for a supermarket to be built at the corner of Gresford Road and the Straight Mile in Llay during a meeting earlier this month. Their approval was given despite a community leader raising fears over the impact on traffic in the village, with 362 homes currently being constructed next to the site. Members did make one change to the planning conditions suggested by officers by asking for a pelica...
AN OUTDOOR carol service has been praised for bringing joy this festive season. On Sunday, December 20, Member of Parliament for Clwyd South, Simon Baynes MP attended a socially-distanced, outdoor Christmas Carol Service at the Ponciau Bandstand, led by Pastor Joshua Roberts of the Grace Baptist Church of Rhosllanerchrugog. There were carols and Bible readings in both Welsh and English, along with live musical performances. Pastor Joshua Roberts said: "What a joy and privilege it was to be able to come together and remember the birth of the Saviour. "It was a special privilege to ha...
Company set up by John Fenty with convicted fraudster Alex May set to be dissolved Mr Fenty resigned as deputy leader of North East Lincolnshire Council after details emerged of Town Centre Living Limited John Fenty resigned as deputy leader of North East Lincolnshire Council on Monday (Image: Rick Byrne / Grimsbylive) Sign up to our Grimsby Town newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendatio...
WHEN its latest TV ad campaign launched, Roberts bakery kicked off its search to find the nation’s most Remarkable Roberts. And Rob Walsh, 38, who now runs a successful school teaching English in Japan, has been named amongst the very best of them. Rob from Rudheath was born in 1982, a happy contented baby brother for sister Debbie, but he became a sickly child, and after years of illness, tests and hospital visits, at 14 he was diagnosed with a rare condition called Cillia dykinesia, affecting his lungs and respiratory tract. Rob was nominated as remarkable by his father Geoffrey b...