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Denbighshire reveals how it plans to protect residents from climate change

The initiative will support schools participating in Wales Climate Week The initiative will support schools participating in Wales Climate Week
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Schools in Denbighshire to benefit from climate resource pack

Sunset closes in on Rhyl and inset, the map that shows Kinmel Bay, Rhyl and Prestatyn underwater by 2030 Sunset closes in on Rhyl and inset, the map that shows Kinmel Bay, Rhyl and Prestatyn underwater by 2030
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Rhyl and Prestatyn among areas in Denbighshire set to be underwater by 2030

The National can reveal that the Crown Estate has not contributed financially towards crucial flood defence works on its land in the north of Wales. (Image: PA Wire/Denbighshire County Council). The National can reveal that the Crown Estate has not contributed financially towards crucial flood defence works on its land in the north of Wales. (Image: PA Wire/Denbighshire County Council).
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Crown Estate paid nothing towards flood defence scheme on its own land

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