Claire Elliott
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Switching village school to Welsh-medium 'not something to be afraid of' (opens the original)
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North Wales Live readers have been sharing their views on Conwy County Council’s plans to turn Ysgol Babanod Llanfairfechan into a Category 3 Welsh medium school. The proposals will go before the Education and Skills Scrutiny Committee on September 22, 2026, before being considered by Cabinet on October 6. The move follows the council’s Welsh in Education Strategic Plan, with the school having gradually increased its Welsh language provision since 2008. It has been designated a T2 dual language
'Patients deserve dignity' Damning report puts spotlight on Ysbyty Glan Clwyd (opens the original)
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North Wales Live readers are unsurprised to hear that a damning HIW report has exposed serious failings at the A&E department at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, including overcrowding, lengthy waits, corridor care, patient safety concerns, missing equipment and declining staff confidence in senior management. The three day inspection in May 2026 found that longstanding problems had become 'normalised', despite being recognised by the health board. Patients were not always receiving regular monitoring, pain r
Welsh independence march raises questions on how would Wales stand alone (opens the original)
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Daily Post readers have mixed views on the news that a rally calling for Welsh independence is set to take place in Aberystwyth next month, with YesCymru announcing Castle Gardens as the meeting point for its March for Independence on Saturday, September 26 at 1pm. The location has a strong connection to Welsh history, with Aberystwyth Castle falling to Owain Glyndŵr's forces in 1404 and remaining under their control for several years during his campaign for an independent Welsh nation. Jeff Smi
Beach dog ban divides readers over 'toilet' fears and rights of owners (opens the original)
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North Wales Live readers have been reacting after a protest was held last Saturday against plans for a third permanent dog exclusion zone on Rhos on Sea beach. Opponents say banning dogs from the most popular stretch of the beach is excessive and could damage the local economy, with some visitors warning they would stop returning if the plans go ahead. The latest proposal from Conwy Council follows an abandoned attempt to introduce a dog ban in 2023, which led to protests involving thousands of
Menai Bridge workers facing abuse are 'only doing their jobs' (opens the original)
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North Wales Live readers have reacted with anger after workers on the Menai Suspension Bridge revealed the shocking abuse they have faced from frustrated motorists. Bottles, including one containing urine, have reportedly been thrown from passing vehicles, while workers have also faced aggressive driving, verbal abuse and unwanted filming. The abuse became so severe that traffic management staff responsible for stopping overweight vehicles from crossing the 200 year old bridge were temporarily w
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