Andrew Forgrave
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- Aug 15, 2026
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TikTok camper's rant after being told to put out Snowdonia fire (opens the original)
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An Eryri (Snowdonia) campsite owner has slammed a TikToker after he shared a video complaining about his site's no-fires policy. Cefn Coed near Penmaenpool is among a vast majority of campsites in Gwynedd that has banned open fires in the current drought. The ban follows a number of several fires which have engulfed some of the UK's beauty spots in currently weeks. However, Jamie Greenall from Wigan posted a video extolling the campsite but raging at the approach taken by the family that owns it
Bikers fined £960 after stopping for ice creams at popular lake (opens the original)
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Eight bikers who stopped for ice creams at a North Wales beauty spot have been fined after new rules were introduced. New automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras at a lake in Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia. The cameras were activated on July 13 in an attempt to curb to overnight camping at Llyn Tegid, Bala. The bikers belatedly realised new parking fees had been introduced after twice stopping to buy ice creams. The eight motorcyclists, who are from Devon, are now each in
Locals fume at campervan hogging four spaces at popular lake (opens the original)
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Locals have once again hit out at campervans parking in the shadow of Yr Wyddfa in North Wales. Despite the lakeside overnight parking being banned, some visitors regard the facility next to Llyn Padarn, Llanberis, as among the best for free overnight stays in North Wales. Last weekend, motorhomes and campervans crowded into a barrierless car park at Y Glyn, an area known as the "Lagoons." But it was one campervan that particularly caused uproar among residents after it put up an awning across f
Family arrive at North Wales hotel and wonder if they've got right place (opens the original)
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A family drove 160 miles to Wrexham, only to find the hotel they'd booked resembled a building site more than the romantic anniversary weekend they'd imagined. After a three-and-a-half-hour trip with their two young daughters, Jaye and Jay Grainge arrived to find their hotel was "nothing" like the photos they’d seen online. Jaye, a nurse from Stockton-on-Tees in County Durham, said: "In the pictures we'd seen, it looked lovely, a nice country hotel. When we arrived, we wondered if we’d got the r
Family wondered if they had right North Wales hotel after driving 160 miles (opens the original)
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A wedding anniversary took a disappointing turn after a couple travelled 160 miles to a North Wales hotel. Following a three-and-a-half-hour journey with their two young daughters, the couple found their hotel was "nothing like" the images they had viewed online. "In the pictures we'd seen, it looked lovely, a nice country hotel," said Jaye Grainge, a nurse from Stockton-on-Tees in County Durham. "When we arrived, we wondered if we'd got the right place. "The lawns weren't being cut, so it looke
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