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Mark Drakeford has also suggested self-contained tourist accommodation could be able to re-open in time for Easter.
The upcoming week could see the end of the stay at home rule in Wales, with the First Minister today indicating a "stay local" period could be brought in.
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Work to improve 4G mobile phone coverage across parts of North Wales has been welcomed, but an MS has said there are still problem areas.
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First Minister Mark Drakeford has written an open letter to all EU nationals living in Wales urging those who have yet to apply for settled status to do so.
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The incident, which was reported on Thursday morning, is one of a number of cases where women are said to have been followed in the county.
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Health Minister Vaughan Gething has said Wales will not be setting an “artificial ceiling” on NHS pay.
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We will be GRITTING later this evening.
Please take care on the roads.
@MonFMRadio @TrafficWalesN @AngleseyScMedia
Mr Gething has warned that people should not let their guard down and forget the basic steps which have helped to keep them safe throughout the pandemic.
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Footage from @wrexham shows the cause of a large bang heard around the town at about middayish as a car exploded at a retail park. (LINK)
Cynhadledd i'r Wasg byw gyda'r Gweinidog, Vaughan Gething | Live Press Conference with Health Minister, Vaughan Gething (LINK)
Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed a serious collision near Abergele or has dash cam footage to come forward.
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"Stealing and causing damage to a church is a despicable crime and I would urge members of the public to keep their eyes open to any suspicious behaviour"
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Indoor care home visits by a single, designated person look set to resume from March 13, according to the Welsh Government.
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It's vital children avoid mixing with other children outside their household or support bubble.
This applies to under 11s as well as over 11s, and where children are in the same ‘school or class bubble’.
Follow the rules, stay at home.
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The council said the measures will allow it to take action against those who behave irresponsibly with their pets.
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Police have released a video to clarify an incident in which a dog was shot dead by a farmer after killing sheep, describing criticism of their involvement as "unjustified".
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The rapid COVID-19 surveillance dashboard has been updated
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Covid-19 vaccine update:
951,540 people in Wales have now had their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
139,445 people are now fully vaccinated.
You can find the latest @PublicHealthW figures here 👇
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Campaigners have warned this week that the future of Kinmel Hall, near Abergele, is at risk if more is not done to preserve it.
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Update: Police have provided a new statement clarifying what happened to the dog after the first attack.
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A new day for our friends from @ChNWPoliceDogs learning vehicle tactics 🚓🐕Would you do as your told faced with this? 🤔 An excellent day for all 3 dogs and handlers adapting to new tactics 👏🏼 The forests 🌳 of North wales tomorrow 👊🏼😎#policedogs #policetraining
The police Facebook post, which featured a picture of the dog which was killed and a generic image of a farmer loading a shotgun, has been described as “disgusting”.
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The UK Government's Chief Medical Adviser Professor Chris Whitty is among the names which will be immortalised on Conwy Council's fleet of gritters. All the fun names chosen can be seen here:
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Detail of plans to improve Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board have been released this lunchtime following its removal from special measures in November. Includes support funding worth almost £300m:
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“Today, I am able to confirm our intentions to go even further, even earlier, and give schools the opportunity to welcome back learners in years 7, 8 and 9 before the Easter break.” (LINK)
People are being encouraged to make their views known on plans which could result in the loss of direct rail links between North Wales and Manchester Airport.
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Here's the latest on the Covid outbreak at Ysbyty Gwynedd as the health board says it's confident measures are in place to stop it spreading to local communities.
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Police have seized a significant amount of what is believed to be cocaine, heroin and cannabis from a house in Llanfairpwll.
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More than 60,000 people have signed a letter to Rishi Sunak asking him to properly reward NHS staff for their work.
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The Ombudsman said a dementia sufferer experienced “years of indignity” because of eight years of health board failings.
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Despite sharing a post that says “the media is the virus” and advising people to “keep a safe distance from the BBC” the man chose to speak to the BBC’s Local Democracy Reporting Service about the recent incident (LINK)
Police continue to appeal for witnesses to the collision which happened at the junction of the B5111 prior to Parys Mountain between Rhosybol and Amlwch at about 1.20pm yesterday afternoon and involved a white Mercedes Sprinter Box Van and a motorcycle (LINK)
The First Minister has today signalled that non-essential retail businesses in Wales could be allowed to reopen before those in England.
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Police have confirmed that a man has died after a crash involving a motorbike and a van near Parys Mountain yesterday.
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A school in Denbighshire has closed its doors less than a week after pupils returned to face-to-face learning, it's been confirmed this morning.
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A beach in Gwynedd had to be evacuated yesterday after a member of the public discovered an item that looked an old German hand grenade.
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Police found a quantity of cash and drugs during a raid in Holyhead but it was the seized trainer collection which attracted the most attention.
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A man from Rhyl has been charged with three counts of assaulting police officers after a public order incident in the town on Friday morning.
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Police in North Wales have issued a number of fines this weekend as people travel into the region to enjoy the good weather.
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Officers said a number of people were reported following an incident in Rhyl yesterday, with two individuals arrested for public order offences.
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Police are appealing for the owner of a sheep dog involved in a livestock worrying incident on Anglesey to come forward.
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This male sheepdog has been captured after being caught livestock worrying in a field near Gaerwen, Anglesey.
No collar on the dog and the owner has not reported him missing.
Anyone missing a dog?
"It’s been the most challenging time that I have known and that our incredible NHS staff will ever have experienced."
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The Chief Constable of North Wales Police has called for the decision to be reconsidered “in recognition of the unique role of policing.”
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With children returning to schools, it is important that we all continue to do our part to limit the spread of Coronavirus.
Do not car share when taking children to school, being in an enclosed space with others makes transmission more likely.
The #SixNations Championship continues this weekend but please remember that restrictions are in place.
Do not be tempted to visit other households or meet people that you do not live with.
C'mon Wales 😉🏴
#StayHomeForTheSixNations
#KeepWalesSafe
#StayHome
#WALvENG
This morning I paid a visit to @TatwsTrading new premises in Llandudno
got home made a full Welsh breakfast eggs, bacon, black pudding, mushrooms, tomatoes and a @Tanlanbakery bap all produce from tatws, you have a great setup 🏴 in Llandudno, Just need a Welsh victory this later
The outbreak at Ysbyty Gwynedd will be closely monitored for the next seven to ten days, Dr Andrew Goodall said.
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Weekend weather looks promising but remember the sea is still cold 🥶 and take care along the coastal paths #BeBeachSafe #outdoors #NorthWales #CoastalPath #WeekendWalks (LINK)
"Eric was an amazing treasure to have in your life and everyone is deeply shocked by his sudden loss."
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The new law means that all parts of hospital grounds will be smoke-free and anyone found breaking the law could face a £100 fine.
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Calls for teachers, police and other key workers to be prioritised have been ignored as it would "take time and potentially slow down deployment" of the vaccine.
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The condition of the bridge deteriorated to such a degree that it was deemed dangerous, but repair work has now been completed.
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A group who saved the lives of seven people who got into trouble in the sea off the North Wales coast are among the finalists for this year’s St David Awards.
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Senedd Member @DarrenMillarMS says tourism businesses in North Wales need to know what the route out of lockdown will entail.
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Exciting times @TatwsTrading. All sorts of kit being installed and deliveries of fabulous produce arriving all the time. Grand opening tomorrow! Good luck Geraint and team! 👍🏻 @northwaleslive @northdotwales
The number of fines for Covid breaches in North Wales has increased during the alert level 4 lockdown, with 331 handed out since December.
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The decision to postpone planned operations has been made to provide extra capacity at Ysbyty Gwynedd during the current coronavirus outbreak.
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"Many members of staff are physically and mentally fatigued due to the increased pressure on an already busy service."
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One consultant now has more than 450 patients waiting for treatment, with many on the list for three years or more.
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Vaughan Gething says Wales may move to a “stay local” message in the coming weeks as lockdown restrictions are reviewed.
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Police say they have seized a “substantial amount” of drugs and cash following a raid on a property in Gwynedd today.
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Police have released a picture showing the extent of the damage caused to a bus stop in Rhyl by a reversing truck.
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February has sadly seen the virus claim the highest number of island residents’ lives in a single month.
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Vaughan Gething said Wales will aim to offer the vaccine to all eligible adults by 31 July and will publish an update to the national vaccination strategy on Friday.
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Despite no victims coming forward, police are keen to establish whether the rumours circulating locally are true.
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Cynhadledd i'r Wasg byw gyda'r Gweinidog Iechyd | Live Press Conference with the Health Minister (LINK)
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