Julie McNicholls Vale
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Baby found in Bangor may have been in water for weeks (opens the original)
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A baby found in Bangor may have been in water for weeks A baby found in Bangor may have been in water for week. A postmortem has revealed that the baby was a little girl, and initial indications are that she may have been in the water for up to a few weeks. Further tests to find more about the baby are underway. North Wales Police say were contacted by a member of the public who discovered the body of the newborn along the shoreline near the Siliwen Road in Bangor in Gwynedd, shortly before 5pm
Police searching for mother of baby found on Bangor coast (opens the original)
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The search continues for the mother of a baby whose body was found on the Bangor coastline, with North Wales Police urging her to come forward and seek support. Extensive searches are continuing for the mother of a baby whose body was tragically discovered on the Bangor coastline. North Wales Police were contacted by a member of the public reporting the discovery of the baby’s body near the Siliwen Road area of Bangor shortly before 5pm on Sunday, 27 September. We are working closely with partne
Police investigate theft of 100 sheep (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for information about the whereabouts of the sheep Police are investigating the theft of 100 Welsh Mountain ewes. They were reportedly taken from the mountains above Pennal, Gwynedd. PCSO Rhys Evans said: “On 16 July, over 700 sheep were brought down from the mountains for shearing and subsequently returned to the mountain for grazing. "On 12 Sept, the sheep were once again gathered from the mountains, and it was discovered 100 sheep were unaccounted for. The fencing and bou
Aberystwyth family open historic building turned home to the public (opens the original)
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The former public building will host a live music event featuring this October A treasured, historic Aberystwyth building turned unique family home will open its doors to the public this month for the first in a series of events. On Sunday, 18 October, The Old Library in town will welcome Iago Banet, 'The Galician King of Acoustic Guitar' who launched his third album in 2023 with a tour that has included multiple sell-out shows and rave reviews from audiences across the UK. The live music event
Ex-police officer pleads guilty to sexual offence (opens the original)
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A former police officer has admitted to committing a sexual offence and will be sentenced in November A former police officer has admitted to committing a sexual offence earlier this year. Detective Constable Lee Harshey-Jones, who has now resigned from North Wales Police, appeared at Chester Crown Court on 30 September. He pleaded guilty to recording an image under clothing to observe another without consent, contrary to S.67A(1) and (4) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003. The charge related to an
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