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Local News & Discussion / Re: What's Llandudno Like Right Now?
« Last post by Dave on Yesterday at 08:55:44 PM »It's time to beef up security.
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Covid–19 / Re: Covid restrictions enforcement
« Last post by Hugo on Yesterday at 05:11:08 PM ».Since lockdown began in December, people in Wales have been told that they can only leave their home if they have a reasonable excuse, like work, buying essentials or exercise.
And while exercise which starts and finishes at home has been permitted, driving to do so is not.
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I'm afraid that there are many people who are just not complying with the lockdown rules, in fact I only know of three people who have not broken the rules in one way or another. More people were compliant in the first lockdown when car parks were closed and Colwyn Bay had a ban on cars parking on the promenade with a notice saying that any cars that were parked there would be towed away.
Some people seem to defy the law and think like that idiot from Rhos on Sea. To quote him " Is it not our most basic human right to decide for ourselves what is good and essential for our well being?"
Then they complain when they are caught breaking the law.
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Covid–19 / Re: Latest Stats
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 03:03:08 PM »THE latest covid-19 case data for North Wales has been released.
Public Health Wales announced on Saturday that 195 new cases of the virus have been reported across Wales, in addition to a further seven deaths.
Of the new cases, 70 were reported in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area.
There were:
-14 in Conwy
-14 in Gwynedd
-14 in Flintshire
-13 in Wrexham
-9 in Denbighshire
-6 on Anglesey
Public Health Wales confirmed the total number of suspected covid-19 deaths in lab confirmed cases in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area now stands at 890. up from 881 on Wednesday.
PHW
Conwy
3,073.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population
Cases: 3,602 confirmed
Testing episodes: 58,108 (49,579 per 100,000)
Positivity*: 6.2%
BCUHB
4,750.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population
Cases: 33,231 confirmed
Testing episodes: 350,473 (50,099 per 100,000)
Positivity*: 9.5%
Public Health Wales announced on Saturday that 195 new cases of the virus have been reported across Wales, in addition to a further seven deaths.
Of the new cases, 70 were reported in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area.
There were:
-14 in Conwy
-14 in Gwynedd
-14 in Flintshire
-13 in Wrexham
-9 in Denbighshire
-6 on Anglesey
Public Health Wales confirmed the total number of suspected covid-19 deaths in lab confirmed cases in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area now stands at 890. up from 881 on Wednesday.
PHW
Conwy
3,073.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population
Cases: 3,602 confirmed
Testing episodes: 58,108 (49,579 per 100,000)
Positivity*: 6.2%
BCUHB
4,750.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population
Cases: 33,231 confirmed
Testing episodes: 350,473 (50,099 per 100,000)
Positivity*: 9.5%
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Covid–19 / Re: Covid restrictions enforcement
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 02:58:46 PM »Welsh Government offers no guarantee you can travel far when stay at home rule is lifted
The next 21 day restrictions review announcement takes place on Friday, March 12
The Welsh Government has offered no guarantee that people will be able to travel far from their homes when the stay at home rule is lifted.
Since lockdown began in December, people in Wales have been told that they can only leave their home if they have a reasonable excuse, like work, buying essentials or exercise.
And while exercise which starts and finishes at home has been permitted, driving to do so is not.
Two weeks ago, at the last 21-day review, First Minister Mark Drakeford indicated that the stay at home rules would end, Wales Online reports.
However, it does not automatically mean you will be able to travel as far as you like within Wales after this point.
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The next 21 day restrictions review announcement takes place on Friday, March 12
The Welsh Government has offered no guarantee that people will be able to travel far from their homes when the stay at home rule is lifted.
Since lockdown began in December, people in Wales have been told that they can only leave their home if they have a reasonable excuse, like work, buying essentials or exercise.
And while exercise which starts and finishes at home has been permitted, driving to do so is not.
Two weeks ago, at the last 21-day review, First Minister Mark Drakeford indicated that the stay at home rules would end, Wales Online reports.
However, it does not automatically mean you will be able to travel as far as you like within Wales after this point.
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Local News & Discussion / Re: Everything to do with Shops
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 02:55:24 PM »Marks and Spencer's Llandudno relocation hangs on 20 year old planning covenant over food sales
The original deeds for Parc Llandudno come with conditions that would stop the Foodhall from moving in
When Asda moved from that land in the early 2000s to build the large superstore opposite the retail park conditions were placed on the site.
This included a bar on a new supermarket chain coming to Parc Llandudno and a limit on the amount of food that can be sold from units - with no more than 10% of floorspace allowed to be taken up by food products.
This would be around 6,000sq ft at the Debenhams unit.
M&S says it needs around 12,000sq ft to accommodate its Foodhall - around 20% of the space at the unit and 41% of the ground floor.
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The original deeds for Parc Llandudno come with conditions that would stop the Foodhall from moving in
When Asda moved from that land in the early 2000s to build the large superstore opposite the retail park conditions were placed on the site.
This included a bar on a new supermarket chain coming to Parc Llandudno and a limit on the amount of food that can be sold from units - with no more than 10% of floorspace allowed to be taken up by food products.
This would be around 6,000sq ft at the Debenhams unit.
M&S says it needs around 12,000sq ft to accommodate its Foodhall - around 20% of the space at the unit and 41% of the ground floor.
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Local News & Discussion / Re: Everything to do with the Conwy Valley
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 02:53:02 PM »Conwy Valley holiday village 'that deserves TLC' to be redeveloped in £1m investment
Trem Gwydir, which has Snowdonia views, has been bought by new owners and work is underway to revamp the site
Llanrwst is set to get a major tourism boost later this year with a significant redevelopment of the Trem Gwydir holiday village now underway.
The holiday village, which is located in the centre of the historic Conwy Valley market town, has been open for decades but has needed new investment.
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Offered for sale in July 2017, it has been purchased by family-owned business Actually Property, which will also operate the holiday park. The sale, worth £625,000, completed last month.
Now the site will now be transformed with significant capital spend, taking the total investment to well in excess of a million pounds.
The 24-lodge holiday park occupies a prime location in the centre of Llanrwst, and comes with scenic views of the River Conwy to the Gwydir Forest and Snowdonia mountains beyond.
The lodges sit in landscaped grounds, with views across the river to the Tu Hwnt i’r Bont tearooms and the town’s picturesque arched stone bridge Pont Fawr – one of the most photographed places in Wales.
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Trem Gwydir, which has Snowdonia views, has been bought by new owners and work is underway to revamp the site
Llanrwst is set to get a major tourism boost later this year with a significant redevelopment of the Trem Gwydir holiday village now underway.
The holiday village, which is located in the centre of the historic Conwy Valley market town, has been open for decades but has needed new investment.
ADVERTISING
Offered for sale in July 2017, it has been purchased by family-owned business Actually Property, which will also operate the holiday park. The sale, worth £625,000, completed last month.
Now the site will now be transformed with significant capital spend, taking the total investment to well in excess of a million pounds.
The 24-lodge holiday park occupies a prime location in the centre of Llanrwst, and comes with scenic views of the River Conwy to the Gwydir Forest and Snowdonia mountains beyond.
The lodges sit in landscaped grounds, with views across the river to the Tu Hwnt i’r Bont tearooms and the town’s picturesque arched stone bridge Pont Fawr – one of the most photographed places in Wales.
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Local News & Discussion / Re: Everything to do with Colwyn Bay
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 02:50:55 PM »A fantastic line-up of blockbuster movies is set to light up Colwyn Bay later this year. ref Pioneer
Harry Potter, John Travolta and Olivia Newton John, are the stars of just some of the silver screen to appear at Stadium Zip World at Eirias Parc as part of Adventure Cinema's offering on June 5 and 6.
Bring a blanket or camping chair and enjoy an amazing outdoor cinema experience.
The first instalment of boy wizard Harry Potter's adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft
Harry Potter and The Philospoher's Stone will enjoy a matinee screening on June 5 with Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody later that evening.
Epic war movie 1917 will be shown on June 6 followed later by evergreen movie musical Grease will be screened on June 6.
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Harry Potter, John Travolta and Olivia Newton John, are the stars of just some of the silver screen to appear at Stadium Zip World at Eirias Parc as part of Adventure Cinema's offering on June 5 and 6.
Bring a blanket or camping chair and enjoy an amazing outdoor cinema experience.
The first instalment of boy wizard Harry Potter's adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft
Harry Potter and The Philospoher's Stone will enjoy a matinee screening on June 5 with Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody later that evening.
Epic war movie 1917 will be shown on June 6 followed later by evergreen movie musical Grease will be screened on June 6.
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Covid–19 / Re: Latest Stats
« Last post by SteveH on Yesterday at 10:18:19 AM »The 50 districts in North and Mid Wales where Covid is still spreading - and six with R rates of zero
Latest data shows that Gwynedd was the only county in North Wales with a week-on-week rise in Covid rates - but there were pockets of concern across the region
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Latest data shows that Gwynedd was the only county in North Wales with a week-on-week rise in Covid rates - but there were pockets of concern across the region
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The 3 Towns Arcade / Re: DaveR's Interesting Properties Thread
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Local News & Discussion / Re: What's Llandudno Like Right Now?
« Last post by Nemesis on Yesterday at 09:51:56 AM »At last...........a sensible post about the goats! The damage, smell and mess can be indescribable. anyone, apart from an odd one that seems to think they are wonderful, who lives in the area that Steve has described can verify what it is like to get up in the morning and find yet another damaged wall and decimated plants, let alone the task of sweeping away the excrement.
As an animal lover I can see the attraction, novelty and 'cuteness', but think of the poor goats, speeding drivers don't care, they just carry on like lunatics. More and more will become injured and CCBC, Mostyns and whoever else don't seem to care. It is time some fodder was placed for them back on the Orme. These are not domestic animals and need to be encouraged to go back where they are safe.
As an animal lover I can see the attraction, novelty and 'cuteness', but think of the poor goats, speeding drivers don't care, they just carry on like lunatics. More and more will become injured and CCBC, Mostyns and whoever else don't seem to care. It is time some fodder was placed for them back on the Orme. These are not domestic animals and need to be encouraged to go back where they are safe.