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Campaign to save historic Cowbridge school building
Alternative plan could save landmark while creating attractive mix of housing.
Iolo Griffiths
I have been with Reach PLC since February 1987, and am obsessed with local history (especially North West Wales) and genealogy.
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Christmas shopping online with Alderley Edge businesses
Virtual market allows local traders a platform for selling during lockdown, from the comfort of their own homes.
Memory Lane
Memories of Aberffraw in bygone days
See how a new feature in the Memory Lane website has magically brought the past to life in colour.
Memory Lane
Remembering Holy Island in bygone days
Memory Lane now has a brilliant new feature which allows you to see historic pictures in colour.
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Partner treisgar yn ceisio cicio a dyrnu babi allan o groth mam
Mae gwaith a lloches Cymorth i Ferched yn cynnig modd i achub bywydau.
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Liverpool school prepares special film for Armistice Day assemblies
Film recalls a group of friends who fought and died together at the Battle of the Somme.
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Young Knowsley football fan collecting for food bank
Theo heard how food banks are missing out due to absence of fans from matches.
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Nantwich eateries are ready for lockdown takeaway guidelines
Food outlets prove flexible in their response to the latest set of restrictions.
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Tarbock farmer raises funds with sunflower maze
Air ambulance was one of four charities to benefit from entrance fees to floral attraction.
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Newport veteran jogs 138 miles in support of Armed Forces charity
Anthony Lock set himself a challenge to help with his recovery, while also helping others suffering war injuries.
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Permission sought for alterations to countryside property in Bradwall
Original barn conversion had been designed to retain an agricultural character.
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Golwg ar Gymru'r 30au drwy lygaid Gwyddel
Eisiau dianc o'r Iwerddon oedd Seosamh, a gorau po gyntaf, ond nid oedd Llundain at ei ddant ychwaith.