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Calls for speed reduction on fatal-crash bend in Gwynedd
Calls for speed reduction on fatal-crash bend in Gwynedd Scene of the crash on the A496 near Barmouth A CATALOGUE of carnage has been revealed on an accident blackspot which has claimed two lives and seen at least 20 other crashes. Photographs obtained by the Daily Post paint a staggering picture of destruction on a single sharp bend on the A496 in Gwynedd, in the last three years. In the most recent, motorcyclist Nathan Charles Gandalf Fox, 35, of Stoke on Trent died when he hit a Ford Mondeo last Tuesday. Student Steven Evans from Harlech was killed at the same spot near Bontddu in January 2007. Posted on 10 Aug 2010 by WrexhamLive News
Passengers warned they could lose Wrexham-London rail link
Passengers warned they could lose Wrexham-London rail link Wrexham & Shropshire train PASSENGERS are being warned to “use or lose” a direct train link from North Wales to London. Rail boss Andy Hamilton fired the shot across the bows as he announced the first ever ticket price rise on the service. Fares between Wrexham and London Marylebone will now cost £60 - a 12% increase on current prices. Financial pressures are being blamed by the company, which employs 45 people. Posted on 10 Aug 2010 by WrexhamLive News
Tributes to biker killed in Denbigh crash
Tributes to biker killed in Denbigh crash Denbigh crash scene TRIBUTES have been paid to a loving dad killed in a motorbike crash on a Denbighshire road. Dad-of-two Jeremy Daffern, 40, a car trader from Pensarn, Abergele, was killed on Sunday night at Groes, near Denbigh. Friends yesterday spoke of their shock at the death of the biker and local character who “no one had a bad word to say about”. They said it was especially tragic as his 16-year-old son Jack had just moved in with him on Holland Drive after living on the south coast of England with his mum Nicky, who was separated from Jeremy. Posted on 10 Aug 2010 by WrexhamLive News
Strike threat at Anglesey and Denbighshire firms
Strike threat at Anglesey and Denbighshire firms Unite STRIKE action is being threatened by hundreds of workers at major employers on Anglesey and in Denbighshire. Meat workers at the Vion-owned chicken processing plant in Llangefni will hold a strike ballot on Monday after pay deals were rejected by the Unite union. They were offered between 1.5% and 2% by the Dutch meat firm but the union says these are below inflation offers for staff who are already on close to the minimum wage. Now around 160 union members at the 200 worker plant will ballot over whether to take industrial action. Posted on 10 Aug 2010 by WrexhamLive News
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