Woman guilty of assault in Llandudno to pay more than £450
A WOMAN has been ordered to pay in excess of £450 after she was found guilty of committing assault in Llandudno.
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Golf star and Colwyn Bay student Charley shining for club and country
A PUPIL at Rydal Penrhos School in Colwyn Bay and gifted young golfer is continuing to make a name for himself across the region and beyond.
Free security improvements at Llandudno school following vandalism incidents
CRIME Prevention Services has completed its installation of a CCTV security system across Ysgol Tudno, Llandudno free of charge.
Five youngsters receive grants from the Sir John Henry Morris Jones Trust
ON JUNE 7, the town mayor of the Bay of Colwyn, Cllr Colin Matthews, was invited to present grants, on behalf of the trustees of the Sir John Henry Morris Jones Trust, to five talented young people from the Colwyn area.
‘Ongoing incident’ on A548 towards Llangernyw as large vehicles told to avoid area
A ROAD closure has been caused by an “ongoing incident” on a stretch of the A548 towards the Conwy village of Llangernyw.
Man guilty of drunk and disorderly at Llandudno Junction station to pay nearly £500
A MAN has been ordered to pay almost £500 after he was found guilty of drunk and disorderly behaviour at Llandudno Junction railway station.
BUSINESS Trader of the Week: North Wales' booming balloon business
THOSE who took a walk through Craig-y-Don during Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee weekend may have noticed a beautifully-arranged display of red, white and blue balloons lining its streets.
Colwyn Bay woman who assaulted police officer in Gwynedd to pay compensation
A WOMAN from Colwyn Bay is to pay compensation and complete unpaid work after she was found guilty of assaulting a police officer in Gwynedd
Chance meeting at Tesco led to donation to ‘Dash’ in memory of Abergele teenager
A CHANCE meeting in Tesco in Llandudno Junction this week by joint Deganwy Dash organiser John Hatton with checkout worker Beverly Miles led to a surprise but welcome cash boost towards children’s cancer charities.
Pipe to pump one million tonnes of sand to Rhos-on-Sea beach successfully sunk to seabed
THE 1km pipe which will deliver new sand to Rhos-on-Sea beach was successfully floated and sunk to the seabed yesterday morning (June 23).
