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Aberaeron man caught fishing in harbour with gill net (opens the original)
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Matthewson was caught using the illegal netting in Aberaeron harbour An Aberaeron man has been handed a community order after being caught fishing in Aberaeron harbour with a gill net. Callum Matthewson, of Flat 3, Tre Cregyn, appeared before Aberystwyth Magistrates’ Court for sentencing on 30 September. The 20-year-old had pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to two charges of fishing at Aberaeron Harbour not in accordance with a licence on 25 February this year. The court heard Matthewson used
£150 fine for leaving your engine running (opens the original)
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Motorists in Wales face a hefty fine if they leave their engines running from today Drivers who leave their engines running while parked face a fine of £150 from today in a bid to tackle air pollution. From today, Wednesday, 30 September, the fixed penalty that local authorities can enforce for stationary idling will rise from £20 to between £75 and £150, reflecting the serious harm that vehicle emissions cause to air quality and public health. The larger fines have been introduced by the Welsh
Council left in a flap after Yes flag plans get a no (opens the original)
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A motion put before Aberystwyth councillors to fly a YesCymru flag at the town’s castle failed as too many were members of the independence movement Town council plans to fly a YesCymru flag at Aberystwyth Castle were scuppered as too many councillors were members of the independence movement. A motion was put before Aberystwyth Town Council's General Management committee on 14 September, by Cllr Lucy Huws, to fly a YesCymru flag on one of the flagpoles on the castle grounds in support of the ra
Aber publican scoops £10,000 prize to create new cider (opens the original)
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Ffion Roberts, owner of Tŷ Seidr, will use the money to produce a new range of cider products An Aberystwyth publican has scooped a £10,000 prize from a university enterprise award to help her produce a new range of cider products. Aberystwyth University has announced the latest winners of its Enterprise Awards, which are in their 12th year and supported by donations from alumni and the Research Wales Innovation Fund. Three winners each received £10,000. They will be supported by the university
Former supermarket to be demolished (opens the original)
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A former Tesco and Wilko store is to be bulldozed to enable the regeneration of Carmarthen town centre Carmarthenshire County Council has confirmed that the planned demolition of the former Wilko building will enable the site to be brought back into use and support the wider regeneration of the town centre. The council remains in commercial discussions with interested parties about the future use of the site, including negotiations with a prospective tenant which would be of significant benefit
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