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Conwy council chief executive to be absent for six weeks (opens the original)
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Conwy County Council’s chief executive, Rhun ap Gareth, is set to be absent from work for over a month for medical reasons. The council has now confirmed that Jenny Williams, its Strategic Director for Social Care and Education, will serve as Acting Chief Executive during his absence. The authority says Ms Williams will be supported by the council’s senior management teams. Dunelm signs go up at former Llandudno Wilko unit as opening date confirmed Man arrested in armed police incident at Llandu
Llandudno councillors urge UK Government to abandon asylum housing plans in town (opens the original)
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Llandudno councillors have written to the UK Government calling for a re-think on plans to accommodate asylum seekers in the seaside town. Local members wrote to Anna Turley, the Minister of State for Border Security and Asylum, calling for the Home Office plans for two properties in the town to be abandoned. Gogarth Mostyn councillor Gareth Probert and Tudno councillor Alan Davies, both representing Reform, have written to the minister objecting to the plans. Last week the Local Democracy Repor
Councillors back support for terminally ill residents but reject tax reduction plan (opens the original)
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Conwy councillors have backed part of a motion calling for greater support for residents living with a terminal diagnosis. The motion was brought by Conservative Old Colwyn councillor Cheryl Carlisle at a full Conwy County Council meeting at the authority’s Coed Pella HQ yesterday (Thursday). The first part of the motion – which called for consideration of including people living with a terminal illness in Conwy’s Council Tax Reduction Scheme – was not supported by councillors. But this part of
Conwy councillors defer visitor levy decision after opposition from businesses (opens the original)
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CONWY County Council has voted to defer a decision on introducing a visitor levy until further evidence and operational experience are available. At a full council meeting on September 24 at the authority’s Coed Pella HQ, councillors supported a recommendation to delay implementing the proposed tax on overnight stays. The decision followed a meeting of the Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee earlier in the month, which also recommended deferring the decision. Cabinet Member for Sus
Conwy Council opposes Home Office plan to house asylum seekers in Llandudno (opens the original)
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HOME Office proposals to house asylum seekers in properties in Llandudno is being opposed by Conwy County Council. The local authority confirmed it had been consulted by the Home Office in recent weeks over proposed accommodation in the resort. The Home Office is looking to accommodate 12 asylum seekers in two HMO-type properties in the town, the Local Democracy Reporting Service understands. Councillors say they have been informed of the plans but prohibited from speaking on the matter due to t
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