Andrew Forgrave
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 25
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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37 locals turned away from Anglesey 'ghost estate' in holiday home row (opens the original)
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Frustration is building over a planning deadlock that has left a new housing development on Anglesey sitting virtually empty for more than two years. At least 37 predominantly local people wanting to buy homes have been turned away – because the properties can only be used as holiday homes. Among them was a woman who discovered she could only move to Parc Delfryn, Brynteg, if she kept her current home in Llangefni and let it out. Jane Roberts, 66, told BBC Wales it was "not a good look" for an a
Welsh hospital has a parking crisis - here are 10 ways it could be solved (opens the original)
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It’s an experience all too familiar to hospital patients in north Wales: arriving earlier than necessary and then playing parking-space poker with other, equally frustrated drivers. Often, measures are needed when desperate: double yellow lines might be ignored or cars parked where they shouldn’t - on verges, drop-off spaces and nearby streets. It creates so much stress that some patients wonder if it’s healthier not going to hospital at all. Online, a departing hospital visitor from Coedpoeth d
The Welsh village about to be transformed into a 'destination' (opens the original)
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A village boasting some of north Wales' finest views is bracing itself for an influx of visitors. Glan Conwy will become far more accessible next weekend when a new £5.6m multi-user path officially opens. While the village enjoys an enviable position, it has long been separated from its river by a railway line and divided by Wales' longest road. On Sunday, September 13, a 2km trail will open linking the village with Llandudno Junction, passing alongside the RSPB Conwy estuary nature reserve. Lôn
Viewer treated to dramatic plane escape in Celebrity Hunted finale (opens the original)
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The latest Celebrity Hunted series concluded in dramatic fashion with a nail-biting finale after a plane touched down on a Gwynedd beach. Two pairs of fugitive celebrities narrowly avoided capture by the narrowest of margins on Traeth Morfa Bychan (Black Rock Sands). As vehicles are permitted onto the beach near Porthmadog, it proved the ideal location for a tense series conclusion featuring cars, a helicopter and a light aircraft. One breathless viewer informed Hunted HQ it "felt like a movie a
Distraught business owners facing higher bills after to software blunder (opens the original)
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Anglesey Council is preparing itself for a wave of calls from distressed business owners facing higher rates bills as a result of a software blunder. Small businesses across the county are already under considerable strain, with one owner describing the mistake as "another nail in the sector's coffin". Rob Harman, who runs two Gaerwen-based businesses, warned he may be forced to cut staff hours and scale back community sponsorships. His rates for one of his companies, Hardcore Fitness Centre, ha
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