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Andrew Forgrave

Reporter · IE

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  1. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Andrew Forgrave

    Bikers fined nearly £1000 after stopping for ice cream at popular beauty spot (opens the original)

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    A group of bikers were fined nearly £1,000 after making a pit stop for ice cream at a popular beauty spot. Eight of the motorcyclists stopped at Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, for dessert. They were caught out by new cameras at Llyn Tegid in Bala, which are designed to stop overnight camping. Each biker is now in the process of receiving two lots of £60 fines after twice stopping to buy ice creams, before realising the new parking fees - costing a total of £960 for the group. One

  2. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Andrew Forgrave

    Terrifying rip tides wash children away at UK resort as rescuers plunge into sea (opens the original)

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    A treacherous rip current came close to claiming the lives of several youngsters swimming off the Gwynedd coastline, it has been claimed. Three local men leapt to the rescue when the children found themselves in difficulty at Tywyn's expansive sandy beach. A regular beachgoer reported that "four or five" children were pulled to safety in separate incidents towards the end of last week's scorching heatwave. The alarming events have reignited demands for a lifeguarding presence at a beach where ri

  3. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Andrew Forgrave

    Terrifying rip tides wash children away at UK resort as rescuers plunge into sea (opens the original)

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    A treacherous rip current came close to claiming the lives of several children swimming off the Gwynedd coastline, it has been claimed. Three local men leapt into action when the youngsters got into difficulty at Tywyn's expansive sandy beach. A regular beachgoer stated that "four or five" children were rescued in separate incidents towards the end of last week's heatwave. The incidents have reignited calls for a lifeguarding presence at a beach where rip currents are said to be "not uncommon".

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