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Flintshire village changes name to Pentre Moch - meaning Pigs Village (opens the original)
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A rural Welsh village will officially change its name to Pentre Moch - literally translated as Pigs Village. The name dates back to at least the 17th Century and referred to the pig farm around which the Flintshire village of Northop Hall grew. Northop Hall will retain its English name, but Pentre Moch will become its primary Welsh name following approval by Flintshire council. The name survived despite restrictions on the Welsh language throughout the 19th Century and will now be added to Ordna
TfW pay-as-you-go risks overcharging train passengers, says Flintshire council (opens the original)
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A council has warned that Transport for Wales' (TfW) pay-as-you-go system could leave some rail passengers paying more - as it charges all users an adult fare. TfW recently launched a social media campaign to promote the payment system's availability to passengers on the 27-mile (44 km) Wrexham-Bidston Borderlands Line. A TikTok advert for the scheme tells viewers it offers passengers TfW's "best value fare". But Flintshire council said there had been no explanation that children, families and p
No bin collections prompt demand for Flintshire council tax rebate (opens the original)
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A resident who has not had a bin collection for six months since moving on to a new-build estate is seeking a 100% council tax rebate as compensation. Bins finally arrived on Hawthorn Meadows in Buckley, Flintshire, last month but Nathan Long and 60 other households can still only watch as refuse workers collect rubbish or recyclables from a nearby street. Long said he wanted a rebate as he had been required to pay council tax since moving in and despite disposing of rubbish in skips provided by
North Wales Growth Deal to create 4,000 jobs, councillors told (opens the original)
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Councillors have been given assurances that a multimillion-pound investment project will deliver on its pledge to create 4,000 jobs in north Wales. The North Wales Growth Deal secured £240m from the UK and Welsh governments to invest in transport, planning and economic development projects in 2020. The plan is to secure a total of £1bn in public and private sector backing by 2036. Wrexham councillors questioned its progress after a report said it had so far created 121 jobs, with 63 full-time an
Wrexham AFC opens Colliers Park pavilion without planning permission (opens the original)
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Wrexham AFC's new Colliers Park pavilion is going before the local council's planning comittee on Monday - a week after it was opened. The application to build it was lodged in August, when it was almost finished. It was flagged by Gresford Community Council, which also told the planning committee it was "disappointed" to be consulted on the proposal so late. It raised concerns about a cut in parking at Wrexham's training ground from 89 to 72, which it worried could create problems nearby, accor
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