Alec Doyle
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Lack of opposition to illegal dump plans 'totally unacceptable' (opens the original)
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A councillor says she is stunned that Natural Resources Wales has offered no objection to plans to turn an illegal waste dump in Wrexham into stables. Plans to create four stables and a menage for training horses on land off Talwrn Road in the village of Coedpoeth have been lodged by S&L Aerospace Engineering, registered in Rhosymedre – who own the land. Since August, the site has been used for illegally dumping unlicensed waste. Natural Resources Wales issued an order earlier this month to clea
High Court injunction remains in place after plan for Traveller site submitted (opens the original)
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Wrexham Council says that a High Court injunction remains in place on an unauthorised settlement in Coedpoeth after a planning application for a Traveller site was submitted. An interim High Court injunction was granted on September 9 for an agricultural field off Nant Lais and Old Smelt Road in Coedpoeth after the field was torn up before hard core was laid down to bring caravans onto the site over the August Bank Holiday. It was the second illegal site to crop up in Coedpoeth in recent weeks a
'My bins haven't been collected for six months - I want a council tax refund' (opens the original)
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A resident on a Flintshire new-build housing estate which has not had a single bin collection for six months has requested a 100% council tax rebate as compensation. Last month the Local Democracy Reporting Service revealed how residents of Hawthorn Meadows off Well Street in Buckley had not had their bins delivered or had a waste collection from Flintshire County Council since the start of April. Now a month later the residents have received their bins – but have still not been put on a waste c
Law court plan clears path for demolition of Flintshire's brutalist Shire Hall (opens the original)
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The planned demolition of Mold’s iconic council building has cleared its final hurdle. The town’s brutalist Shire Hall (County Hall) is due to disappear from the Flintshire skyline in 2027-28. For this to happen, its power and heating systems must first be separated from neighbouring buildings. Flintshire Council has now green-lighted proposals for new electricity and gas infrastructure serving Mold Law Courts and the Grade II-listed Llwynegrin Hall. This will allow allowing both buildings to be
The new estate where furious residents have gone months without bin collections (opens the original)
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Flintshire County Council has been slammed for not providing bin collections for a new Castle Green housing development in Buckley for five months. People have been moving onto the Hawthorn Meadows site off Well Street since April but despite registering to pay council tax – and in some cases paying extra for garden waste collections – residents have not been issued with wheelie bins or recycling bags and have not had a single waste collection from the local authority. Now frustrated residents h
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