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Conwy County News for 17 July 2008

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Conwy chief executive speaks out against under-funding Jul 17 2008

CONWY'S retiring chief executive has spoken out against the declining resources given to local authorities despite being expected to maintain and improve standards and services.Read

Twenty children taken to hospital after A55 crash Jul 17 2008

Twenty children and an adult have been taken to hospital following a crash on the A55.Read

Little Ella fighting hard after liver transplant Jul 17 2008

TODDLER Ella Noon is described by her mum as her “red-haired little fighter” after battling liver disease and undergoing a transplant.Read

Little Ella fighting hard after liver transplant Jul 17 2008

TODDLER Ella Noon - originally from Llandudno Junction but now living in Kinmel Bay - is described by her mum as her “red-haired little fighter” after battling liver disease and undergoing a transplant.Read

Victory for our We Want Walton campaign Jul 17 2008

SUPPORTERS of two North Wales Weekly News campaigns are celebrating a glorious double victory after our We Want Walton campaign won its battle against plans to force brain surgery patients to travel to South Wales for treatment.Read

Colwyn Bay dentist is suspended by health authorities Jul 17 2008

PATIENTS of a former Colwyn Bay dental practice are at “low risk” after a dentist was suspended for not observing standards.Read

Conwy primary schools reorganisation edges nearer Jul 17 2008

THE future of primary schools in Conwy will be decided following a consultation process backed by the council’s cabinet last week.Read

Venue Cymru goes tattoo mad Jul 17 2008

AFTER 14 years of being the UK’s best selling tattoo magazine, Skin Deep thought it was about time they put on a special convention.Read

Wakeboarding and music at Conwy's Rock the River event Jul 17 2008

HORDES of wakeboarding fans will be flocking to Conwy in August.Read

Improvements on the way for Conwy council homes Jul 17 2008

A MASSIVE £58m will be ploughed into upgrading council owned homes in Conwy when a new housing association takes over responsibility in the autumn.Read

Moving tribute to Llandudno soldiers killed in WW2 Jul 17 2008

SOLDIERS from Llandudno who died in a Second World War massacre are being remembered as martyrs by the people of two French communities.Read

Victory for our We Want Walton campaign Jul 17 2008

More pain for motorists at Llandudno Junction Jul 17 2008

THERE will be further misery for drivers in Llandudno Junction after it was announced that parts of Marl Drive will be closed for two months until the end of September.Read

Memorial service for youngster killed at Conwy Falls Jul 17 2008

NEXT month will mark the first anniversary of Norfolk youngster Sean Laxen’s tragic death at a Conwy Valley beauty spot.Read

Memorial service for youngster killed at Conwy Falls Jul 17 2008

NEXT month will mark the first anniversary of Norfolk youngster Sean Laxen’s tragic death at a Conwy Valley beauty spot.Read

Llandudno business community shocked at Martin’s death Jul 17 2008

A BUSINESSMAN from Llandudno who had been fighting for better trading conditions in a town centre street has died suddenly aged 42.Read

Llandudno taxi driver's family's shock at suspected suicide Jul 17 2008

THE family of a Llandudno taxi firm boss who apparently took his own life are mystified as to why he would commit suicide.Read

Venue Cymru goes tattoo mad Jul 17 2008

AFTER 14 years of being the UK’s best selling tattoo magazine, Skin Deep thought it was about time they put on a special convention.Read

Llandudno hotel owner left shocked at threatening text message Jul 17 2008

A LLANDUDNO businessman who is investing hundreds of thousands of pounds in restoring a seafront hotel has received a threat which has left him shocked and shaken.Read

Rhos-on-Sea development means pool and spa Jul 17 2008

RHOS-ON-SEA Golf Club is to be dramatically extended to provide a swimming pool, health club and spa facilities, creating up to eight new jobs.Read