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Conwy County News for 28 January 2010

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Conwy councillors called to impose their own 10% pay cut Jan 28 2010

CONSERVATIVE councillors are calling for members of Conwy County Council’s cabinet to take a 10% pay cut to help keep council tax down.Read

Campaigners to fight for Colwyn Bay pier's future Jan 28 2010

THE future of Colwyn Bay’s Victoria Pier was brought into sharp focus last week after 400 people demanded action over its ownership and pledged thousands to a fighting fund.Read

Betws-y-Coed campsite could have to close Jan 28 2010

A CAMPSITE is threatened with closure despite over £100,000 of improvements being invested by its owners.Read

Llandudno economic forum 'must be more open' Jan 28 2010

AN ORGANISATION set up to plan Llandudno’s economic future has been described as a "dark club" that meets behind closed doors.Read

Conwy county pubs lose licences over underage drinking Jan 28 2010

TWO pubs face closure after they were caught selling booze to a child on three occasions.Read

Llanrwst man raises thousands in marine's memory Jan 28 2010

THE best friend of a Royal Marine killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan raised over £5,000 after running the Snowdonia Marathon in his memory.Read

Conwy MP angers pub landlord as she snubs campaign Jan 28 2010

A LANDLORD has slammed an MP after he claims she refused to back his campaign to help struggling pubs.Read

Colwyn Bay school fight footage passed on mobiles Jan 28 2010

A MOBILE phone video of an after-school fight has prompted a headmaster to reinforce messages about violence and responsible phone use among pupils.Read

Call for the closure of Llandudno’s underground toilets Jan 28 2010

UNDERGROUND toilets which partly closed for weeks because of flooding aren’t fit for purpose and are an unfair burden on ratepayers, claims a councillor.Read

Cracked Old Colwyn cycle path causes safety concerns Jan 28 2010

A CRACKED cycle path covered in dog mess has been branded dangerous by cyclists, walkers and councillors who fear for the safety of young children.Read