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Fire service reveals probable cause of devastating fire in Rhyl town centre (opens the original)
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A FIRE which devastated a residential property in Rhyl is believed to have been accidentally started, the fire service has said. Four North Wales Fire and Rescue Service (NWFRS) crews battled a blaze at a flat above the Domino's Pizza on Bodfor Street yesterday (September 30). The fire has displaced a family and crews were at the scene for more than four hours. The fire service has said the cause is thought to be accidental. A NWFRS spokesperson said: "We received a call at 11.32am on Wednesday
Baby girl found in Bangor had been in water for weeks, post-mortem reveals (opens the original)
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A POST-MORTEM has revealed that the baby’s body tragically found in Bangor was a little baby girl who may have been in the water for up to a few weeks. Police have confirmed the body of a baby girl was found, with initial indications suggesting she may have been in the water for several weeks. Further tests to find more about this little baby girl are underway. Superintendent Llinos Davies said: “Following the tragic discovery of a baby’s body in Bangor on Sunday 27 September, a postmortem has n
Missing 23-year-old woman from Llandudno 'safely located' by police (opens the original)
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A MISSING 23-year-old woman from Llandudno has been "safely located", police have said. Police expressed "concern" for the whereabouts of Maddie, 23, pictured, who is from Llandudno and was last seen in Craig-y-Don. They have confirmed she has now been "safely located". A police spokesperson said: "We are pleased to report that Maddie, who was reported missing earlier today, has been safely located. "Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal."
Man arrested in armed police incident at North Wales railway station (opens the original)
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A MAN was arrested on a train at Llandudno Junction railway station in an incident which led to an armed police response. Police said they received reports of a man "acting suspiciously" on a Holyhead to Manchester Airport train this morning (October 1). The train was boarded by police at Llandudno Junction railway station, with an eyewitness saying one of the platforms had been "blocked off". A man was arrested on suspicion of public order offences and North Wales Police confirmed the presence
Man arrested in armed police incident at Llandudno Junction railway station (opens the original)
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A MAN was arrested on a train at Llandudno Junction railway station in an incident which led to an armed police response. Police said they received reports of a man "acting suspiciously" on a Holyhead to Manchester Airport train this morning (October 1). The train was boarded by police at Llandudno Junction railway station, with an eyewitness saying one of the platforms had been "blocked off". A man was arrested on suspicion of public order offences and North Wales Police confirmed the presence
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