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Mach Loop watching tips with 'peak viewing' in Eryri hills expected soon (opens the original)
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It’s an iconic aviation location that is “loud, unpredictable and totally addictive”, according to enthusiasts. There’s also a chance you’ll leave it wet, cold and disappointed. In recent years, the Mach Loop in southern Eryri (Snowdonia) has emerged as a significant under-the-radar attraction. Thousands are drawn to valleys between Dolgellau and Machynlleth to view low-level training by state-of-the-art military aircraft. As flight timetables are never released, aircraft appearances are haphaza
Anglesey's 'ghost estate' deadlock as new housing threat looms (opens the original)
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Frustration continues to build over a planning impasse which has led to a new housing estate on Anglesey standing almost empty for more than two years. At least 37 mostly local people wanting to buy the properties have been turned away - because they can only be used as holiday homes. They included a woman who realised she could move to Parc Delfryn, Brynteg, only if she kept her existing home in Llangefni and rented it out. Jane Roberts, 66, told BBC Wales it was “not a good look” for an area w
'I prayed many times my kite would not bring down helicopter - it nearly did' (opens the original)
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A potential bylaw change is being considered in Conwy following kite fighting complaints on the county’s beaches. It comes as a former combatant admitted his kites have snared seabirds while narrowly missing low-flying aircraft. Calling for a targeted ban on kite fighting, the man said he discovered the sport’s dark side after visits to Cemlyn Nature Reserve, Anglesey, and Talacre beach, Flintshire. Fearful of the consequences, he spoke out on condition of anonymity to prevent racial tensions er
North Wales' hospital parking crisis and 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 playing parking-space poker with other, equally frustrated drivers. Often, desperate measures are needed: 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 ro hospital at all. Online, a departing hospital visitor from Coedpoeth described h
'Tragedy' at North Wales church as boneyard prepares to unveil macabre secrets (opens the original)
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Two centuries-old Anglesey churches with failing towers have been given emergency funding to stop them crumbling away. One is a monastery church at risk of closing, the other is medieval church famed for its sinister “cursing well” and mysterious subterranean boneyard. It’s hoped the investments will stimulate interest in a new pilgrimage trail and encourage more people to visit the island for its serenity, myths and heritage. The Anglesey Saints Way (Llwybr Cybi a Seiriol) was launched in 2024
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