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Denbighshire prisoner burned fellow Berwyn inmate with hot water over 'threats'
A PRISONER burned a fellow inmate with hot water because he thought his family had been threatened, a court heard. Michael Brown, formerly of Denbigh but now an inmate at HMP Stoke Heath in Shropshire, appeared for sentence at Mold Crown Court
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Llanbedr DC karate instructor fundraising a year on from 25-foot fall from ladder
A 42-year-old father of two who was seriously injured in a DIY accident at his mum’s home a year ago is fundraising for the Wales Air Ambulance. Stuart Needham, who runs a karate school in Llanbedr DC, was cutting down a tree which had fallen during
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Denbighshire moorland bird gets numbers boost from two decades of conservation work
MORE than two decades of conservation work has handed an important lifeline to an under-threat bird. Since the 1990s countryside rangers have worked on Denbighshire Moorlands to provide a helping hand to black grouse The black grouse, an upland
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St Asaph care employees help raise £6,000 for Spinal Injuries Association
A fearless team of 30 people from across Alcedo Care Group, including employees from its office in St Asaph, have come together to raise more than £6,000 for Spinal Injuries Association. In its biggest fundraiser to date, employees from the specialist
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Application to turn cowshed into holiday let agreed despite light pollution fears
A hotel was granted retrospective permission for external light alterations as well as the conversion of a cowshed into a holiday let, despite residents’ concerns about light pollution. Mr S Roberts of Clwyd Gate Ltd applied to Denbighshire’s planning
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Flintshire log cabin plans rejected again over impact on countryside
Plans to build 13 log cabins at a holiday park in Flintshire have been rejected due to its impact on the surrounding countryside. Proposals were submitted in November last year to improve facilities at Ynyshir Farm Holiday Park in the village of