Anglesey Council turn down residents' footpath access legal challenge
Campaigners have pledged to fight on after a council has rejected a legal challenge to keep a popular footpath open to the public on Anglesey.
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Campaigners have pledged to fight on after a council has rejected a legal challenge to keep a popular footpath open to the public on Anglesey.
A group in Llangoed has been campaigning to save a rural route used by locals “for generations”.
By Bennet Goldstein, Wisconsin Watch Jim Boisen and Margie Walker conceived of their single-story residence as a 'forever home.' They moved in 1979 to Wisconsin's French Island, an unincorporated ...
FRENCH ISLAND—Jim Boisen and Margie Walker conceived of their single-story residence as a “forever home.”
Jim and Margie’s home connects to a private well that taps into French Island’s underground aquifer. Then they were told harmful chemicals had infiltrated it.