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wrexham.com > news > environment-body-that-regulates-waste-sites-across-wales-apologises-over-its-own-data-breach-299013.html

Environment body that regulates waste sites across Wales apologises over its own data breach

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (354+ words) The breach affects people employed by NRW between April 2013 and March 2018. The body has reported the matter to the Information Commissioner’s Office. NRW confirmed the breach in a statement published on 4 September, in which it said it was informing former…...

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wrexham.com > news > llwyneinion-lagoon-a-shame-on-britain-journalist-tells-mps-as-michael-sheen-gives-evidence-298969.html

Llwyneinion lagoon ‘a shame on Britain’, journalist tells MPs as Michael Sheen gives evidence

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (1323+ words) Journalists who investigated historic toxic waste dumping alongside Michael Sheen have told MPs that Wrexham Council’s own assessment of the Llwyneinion Acid Tar Lagoon advised that the first choice was to clean the site up at a cost of £40m, with…...

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wrexham.com > news > world-suicide-prevention-day-falls-on-september-10-with-mind-cymru-urging-people-to-talk-openly-298914.html

Mind Cymru urges people to talk openly on World Suicide Prevention Day

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (639+ words) A leading mental health charity is urging people to talk openly and support one another on World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10). This year’s theme is changing the narrative on suicide, with the aim of encouraging open conversations about suicide and…...

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wrexham.com > news > wrexham-councils-interim-high-court-injunction-fails-to-stop-illegal-waste-dumping-in-coedpoeth-298788.html

Illegal dumping activity moves back to Castle Road after High Court injunction

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (753+ words) Illegal waste dumping in Coedpoeth has moved from Nant Lais back to Castle Road after Wrexham Council secured an interim High Court injunction, it is claimed. The temporary legal injunction halted development and waste dumping on land off Nant Lais…...

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wrexham.com > news > welsh-labour-leader-rejects-first-ministers-suggestion-that-finances-were-hidden-from-incoming-government-298672.html

Welsh Labour leader rejects First Minister???s suggestion that finances were hidden from incoming government

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (1800+ words) Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates has rejected the First Minister’s suggestion that the previous Labour government hid financial problems from public view, and said Plaid Cymru’s £40m offer on additional learning needs funding was “paltry” and “pathetic”. Mr Skates, Member of…...

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wrexham.com > news > ken-skates-calls-for-coal-tips-style-response-to-wrexhams-toxic-waste-legacy-after-buried-documentary-298681.html

Ken Skates calls for coal tips-style response to Wrexham’s toxic waste legacy after Buried documentary

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1477+ words) Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates has said the cost of cleaning up historic toxic waste sites in Wrexham must not fall on council taxpayers, calling for the Welsh Government to respond to the issues raised by the Buried documentary in…...

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wrexham.com > news > imminent-regent-street-changes-anti-car-and-needs-more-traffic-modelling-work-says-lead-councillor-298560.html

Imminent Regent Street changes ‘anti car’ and needs more traffic modelling work says Lead Councillor

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (920+ words) A senior Wrexham councillor is calling for further traffic modelling on the Regent Street active travel scheme before a construction contract is awarded, after the scheme’s designers stated that its impact on peak-hour queuing “cannot be robustly quantified”. Cllr Phil…...

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wrexham.com > news > wrexham-councillors-asked-to-scrutinise-north-wales-emergency-planning-service-for-first-time-298350.html

Wrexham councillors asked to scrutinise North Wales emergency planning service for first time

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (693+ words) Wrexham councillors are being asked to scrutinise the regional service responsible for emergency planning across North Wales, in what appears to be the first time the service itself, rather than individual flood responses, has come before a council scrutiny committee....

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wrexham.com > news > eleventh-march-for-independence-to-be-held-in-aberystwyth-in-september-298318.html

Eleventh March for Independence to be held in Aberystwyth in September

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (374+ words) The next March for Independence will be held in Aberystwyth on Saturday 26 September, with Castle Gardens confirmed as the meeting point. The march, organised by YesCymru, will begin at 1pm and will be the eleventh in a series of Marches for…...

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wrexham.com > news > wrexham-scrutiny-committee-to-examine-ministers-aln-response-as-schools-continue-to-face-rising-costs-298345.html

Wrexham scrutiny committee to examine Minister’s ALN response as schools continue to face rising costs

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (639+ words) The Welsh Government’s education minister has told a Wrexham scrutiny committee that a £120 million funding package for additional learning needs “could not move forward as intended” after the Senedd voted down the supplementary budget in July, with a further update…...