North.Wales Twitter Archive
Below are some of the latest tweets and retweets via the @NorthDotWales twitter account. This list is updated every few minutes!
We have a die cutter, we also have 10000 #facevisors requested!
We need a clicker press! Can anyone help?
#PPE #faceshield #clickerpress #wrexham #wrecsam #wrexhambusiness #wrexhamtowncentre #wrexhamtown @wrexham @northdotwales @DeesideDotCom
Free parking is in place in most car parks until the end of July but it's expected charges will be reinstated after that.
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Another round of photos today for a special #Covid_19 exhibition - this time the C-19 Consultants and ICU staff at Ysbyty Gwynedd 📸 thanks @photoglyn
@csubbe @DrJGSutton @ladybirdclare @TMacphailOwen @sianhughesjones @Melissaevdb @BetsiResearch @ThompmelMelanie @ElghenzaiSalah
The coronavirus lockdown has slashed the income generated from services such as leisure, school meals and car parks.
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People buying their main homes in Wales costing less than £250,000 will not pay any tax under temporary measures announced today.
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Dr Frank Atherton said it would be "inappropriate" to make wearing face coverings compulsory in shops at present, but didn't rule it out in the future.
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It's been claimed that an early intervention played a key role in avoiding the need for a local lockdown on Anglesey.
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Gwynedd Council has shared a picture of the blocked off road in the Meirionnydd area following a landslide.
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Betsi Cadwaladr is still facing a hefty deficit despite the government writing off almost £150m worth of loans.
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A man from Anglesey has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for burglary and several cases of domestic abuse against his ex-girlfriend.
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Police have warned that a drug drive conviction means greater insurance costs and potentially being unable to travel to countries such as the USA.
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Rescuers across North Wales have reported a rise in incidents over the weekend as travel restrictions were lifted.
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A senior fire officer is appealing for people to take extra care following a number of serious incidents in North Wales.
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Firefighters were called to deal with a motorhome blaze which spread to a house on Anglesey this morning.
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The decision not to allow the amusement park to open comes despite a children’s fair in Rhyl three miles away being given the green light.
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A North Wales tourism company is among the beneficiaries of support funding worth more than £2m from the Welsh Government.
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A quad bike has been seized after police received reports of it being driven illegally in Caernarfon.
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It's already been a busy weekend for mountain rescuers in Snowdonia, with car parks starting to fill up again today.
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The First Minister has said he will not hesitate to close visitor and tourist attractions in Wales if reopening them causes a spike in coronavirus.
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It's a busy morning across the network!
Allow extra time for your journey as queues are likely.
If you're thinking of travelling to Snowdonia, please check @visitsnowdonia before you start your journey as some car parks are already full.
Plans to create a glamping site at a Flintshire farm have been given the go ahead, despite concerns over the impact on a nearby beauty spot.
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Anglesey could have an extra five councillors by 2022 under proposals unveiled by an independent body.
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Traffic volumes are expected to increase this weekend as restrictions are eased and warmer weather is forecast.
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A health board has vowed not to turn its back on the Llŷn Peninsula despite the expected closure of a 40 bed nursing home.
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"If you do intend on visiting the mountains please ensure you stay safe, be responsible and that you have the correct equipment and clothing."
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Further update: Police have confirmed the cyclist involved int he collision suffered serious, life-threatening injuries and have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
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Update: The air ambulance has now left the scene and is heading to the major trauma centre at Royal Stoke Hospital.
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Police discovered a significant drugs haul when they raided Christopher Roper's storage locker.
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Thomas Bryan has been sentenced to 38 months in prison after he fatally wounded his wife by stabbing her in the neck.
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Crews from Abergele, Holywell, Wrexham, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl attended the incident in Prestayn (LINK)
Today, I will be announcing the changes we plan to make to restrictions in Wales over the next 3 weeks.
This includes opening pubs, cafes and restaurants outdoors, and reopening hairdressers by appointment.
Join me live at 12:30pm on @WelshGovernment for more details.
Mark Drakeford will announce today a three-week package of measures to further lift Wales’ coronavirus restrictions.
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"To rediscover Anglesey safely, it is imperative that we show care and consideration of our surroundings."
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We've been working with local authorities to ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians this weekend.
Cones have been placed in various locations such as on the #A5 by Ogwen Lake, to stop vehicles parking there, which will allow pedestrians to use the footways safely.
Councils in North Wales have reacted largely positively to the news schools will fully reopen in Wales from September 1 this year.
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The committee was told the council could be looking at a monthly income loss of £2.1m over the current financial year.
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A local campaign has been set up by young political activists on Anglesey, urging a change of attitude in North Wales #BlackLivesMatter
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The driver of this vehicle was stopped by Officers in #ColwynBay today. Checks showed that the driver had no insurance and the vehicle had been notified off road for three years! Vehicle seized and the driver has been dealt with.
Thomas Bryan was convicted of manslaughter after he stabbed his wife of 53 years in the neck on Christmas Day last year.
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The signs installed by Gwynedd Council are said to be the first of their kind in the UK and urge motorists to give cyclists 1.5 metres.
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#PPE for #homesupport and #careworkers
We provide free of charge #faceshields to those who need them!
Request at: (LINK)
#carer #facevisor #wrexham #wales #thirdsector #caresector #carehome @DeesideDotCom @AngleseyMonNews @northdotwales
Welsh Gov say “If early warning information shows a local incident or outbreak then nearby schools should implement appropriate restriction measures.” More: (LINK)
Schools will return to full capacity when reopening in September “with only limited social distancing within contact groups” More: (LINK)
Yn fyw gyda'r Gweinidog Addysg, Kirsty Williams | Live with Education Minister, Kirsty Williams (LINK)
The council said it had adopted a "high profile" approach towards irresponsible dog owners in order to act as a deterrent.
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I’m proud to announce £29 million to support schools to recruit, recover and raise standards.
This will include 600 extra teachers & 300 teaching assistants.
I’ll also be live at 12.30 @WelshGovernment press conference with further details for plans for schools in September.
Another car has crashed outside our estate. This is happening on a regular basis. Safety measures need to be put in place as we have serious concerns that that it will only be a matter of time before someone is killed @joerob_leader @FlintshireCC @MarkTamiMP @DeesideDotCom
Wrexham Council has set out measures to create more space on one of the town’s main streets to ensure businesses can operate safely.
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North Wales’ struggling health board will pay its former boss at least £188,000 – while he works on secondment in England (LINK)
The UK Government said today's announcement meant Wales would receive an extra £500m, but it was not so well received in Cardiff Bay.
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A drug driver who tested positive for both cannabis and cocaine has been given a suspended prison sentence.
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It's been claimed that a boom in cutting edge technologies like 3D printing can boost the area’s recovery despite fears over the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Plans have been revealed to transform an early Victorian building, which once served as a workhouse and hospital, into a hotel and leisure development.
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The landlord of a popular Rhyl pub says it’s not worth opening under new Welsh Government guidelines.
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Mr Gething said the crowded scenes in English pubs had partly influenced the decision not to set a date for when Welsh establishments can reopen indoors.
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Police have issued a stark warning to those who risk their lives and the lives of others by driving under the influence of drink and drugs.
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#VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
#volunteerspirit for making #PPE Our current team has plenty but we need more people! No special skills necessary but welcome!
Perks? Make new friends, #makeadifference & get plenty of caffeine & cake!
#faceshield #facevisors #wrexham @wrexham @northdotwales
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