Owen Hughes
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Ready to 'break Betsi up' as First Minister says board in 'last chance saloon' (opens the original)
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Wales First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth said his government is ready to "break Betsi up" if they don't see real change in the next two years. Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has been the problem child of the country's NHS system - spending most of the last decade in special measures. But those interventions have so far failed to bring about the significant positive changes wanted by both the staff who work at the board and the patients they treat. Betsi was established in 2009 - replacing
Baby girl found dead on shore of Menai Strait may have been in water for weeks (opens the original)
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A baby girl found dead on the shoreline of the Menai Strait may have been in the water for weeks, police have said. Officers from North Wales Police were contacted by a member of the public reporting the discovery of a newborn baby's body on the Menai Strait shoreline at Bangor on Sunday. The call, at shortly before 5pm, sparked a major investigation - initially focused on the coastline in the Siliwen Road area of the city. Police also issued an appeal for the mother to come forward. On Wednesda
Pilots recovering after surviving plane crash at Welsh flying school (opens the original)
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RAF Valley have issued an update regarding the condition of two pilots involved in an accident near RAF Valley last week. The Hawk T2 training aircraft departed from RAF Valley at lunchtime on Wednesday, September 23. On board were a trainee pilot and a seasoned instructor. Problems were visible from the ground at take-off with "orange flames" spotted coming from the jet. The plane climbed rapidly as the pilots fought to bring the aircraft under control. The pair subsequently ejected before the
Statement from RAF pilots involved in Hawk jet crash on Anglesey (opens the original)
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RAF Valley have issued an update after the Hawk jet crash on Anglesey last week - and passed on a statement from the pilots. The Hawk T2 training plane took off from RAF Valley at lunchtime last Wednesday(September 23). It had a trainee pilot and an experienced instructor in the cockpit. Issues were evident from the ground at take-off with "orange flames" coming from the jet. The plane rapidly gained altitude as the pilots struggled to gain control of the aircraft. Sign up for the North Wales Li
Llandudno private school pumps £7m into Conwy’s economy (opens the original)
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A new study has shown that a private school pumps £7million into Conwy ’s economy every year while supporting 213 jobs. The independent economic impact assessment found that St David’s College in Llandudno contributes £11.6million to the UK’s gross domestic product with about 60 per cent of that being spent locally. The report also found the school, which has 260 pupils and has 70 boarders, directly employs 138 staff with dozens more jobs supported through local suppliers, contractors and visito
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