North Wales Weekly News - 2015-07-23

• Crisis point for county’s service
• GOT A SPARE £1.4m ?
• Corrie’s Les is BACK
• Your Champions: search begins for heroes of N. Wales
• BIRDS OF PRAY
• Economy on crest of a wave Surf Snowdonia is bringing over 100 jobs and will pump millions of pounds into the economy. Owen Hughes reports
• ‘On-thecheap land sales cost taxpayer millions’
• Travelodge to expand hotel chain with 45 new locations
• ‘Stop sending shopliftin­g women to jail’
• MoD apology ‘two years too late’ Heartbroke­n family hit out at MoD over ‘unacceptab­le’ SAS march death
• Charity worker dies after spider bite Tributes to mum-of-two who dedicated her life to helping street children
• Torment of finding her body will never leave me Says the man who saw seven-year-old dead on beach
• Maternity unit campaigner runs for seat in the Welsh Assembly Mum-of-six who spearheade­d Glan Clwyd fight shortliste­d by Conservati­ves
• Health board’s £333k on new office for bosses
• Restaurant fined £5k over poor hygiene standards
• A bright light in craft world
• First-time buyers need help with council tax
• End of era for year 6 children
• Hard work is rewarded with job in catering
• Fears Christian symbol could be used for ‘non-religious purposes’
• Celebrate the sea at food fest
• Weekend of Jazz at Bodafon
• Cyhoeddi llawlyfr ar gyfer rhieni sy’n dysgu Cymraeg
• Hud a lledrith Gwydion yn fyw o’r pafiliwn pinc
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• Team of the week
• Thrilling finals at Rhos tennis
• Chris through to UK golf final
• Min-y-Don back on top of division
• Nap hand for visitors
• Liverpool legend Carragher brings soccer school to Colwyn Bay
• Bay target a place in the Welsh Cup semis
• Champions are next up for Mochdre
• HOSKIN HAPPY AT RETURN OF ACE RODGERS
• Glamorgan slump to a crushing loss
• Tough test for Tudno

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