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Wrexham odour sensors struggle to detect Hafod landfill gases at nuisance threshold (opens the original)
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Sensors used to monitor nuisance odours coming from Hafod landfill site are not sensitive enough to detect smells when they become a problem for residents. AQMesh monitors have been installed at selected locations around Johnstown, Ruabon, Ponciau and Rhostyllen to detect levels of hydrogen sulphide in the air. The gas, which is generated as waste breaks down, creates an unpleasant smell. Hydrogen sulphide levels of just one part per billion (ppb) create a smell that humans can detect. When leve
Dog's rare tumour sparks call to review vets records for contaminated land evidence (opens the original)
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A couple say a rare health condition that claimed the life of their dog may have been possibly caused by exposure to contaminated land. Donna and Pete O’Brien say their previously healthy dog Misty slowly became ill after wading through a swampy pool near Cefn Aqueduct. Ultrasound scans near the time of her death indicated she had a heart tumour – a condition that affects just 0.19% of dogs. Following the BBC’s Buried documentary – where actor Michael Sheen and a team of scientists and environme
Wrexham chemical waste petition demands blood tests after Public Health Wales (opens the original)
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Wrexham residents have launched a Senedd petition calling for comprehensive testing after Public Health Wales said a testing regime was ‘not recommended’. Cefn Community Councillor Katie Witherden – who featured alongside actor Michael Sheen in the BBC documentary Buried that brought the issue into the public consciousness – posted the petition on behalf of the Monsanto Contamination Action Group. It asks Welsh Government to start targeted blood testing for polychlorinated biphenyls – PCBs – the
North Wales patients facing two-year waits could fall from 2,200 to almost zero (opens the original)
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Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board says by April 2027 there will be almost no patients waiting two years or more for treatment in North Wales. The number of patients waiting more than two years has fallen by 79% in the last year – but there are still around 2,200 patients who have been waiting for treatment since at least 2024. BCUHB Finance Director Russell Caldicott- standing in at the latest board meeting for Chief Executive Carol Shillabeer – told members that by the end of the financia
North Wales patients facing two-year waits could fall from 2,200 to almost zero (opens the original)
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Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board says by April 2027 there will be almost no patients waiting two years or more for treatment in North Wales. The number of patients waiting more than two years has fallen by 79% in the last year – but there are still around 2,200 patients who have been waiting for treatment since at least 2024. BCUHB Finance Director Russell Caldicott- standing in at the latest board meeting for Chief Executive Carol Shillabeer – told members that by the end of the financia
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