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Letter of recognition for local historian
CARDIGAN town councillors have taken steps to ensure the town’s popular historian will not remain a mere footnote in history. They have agreed to a proposal by Cllr Stephen Greenhalgh to write a letter of recognition for Mr Johnson – known as ‘
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Popular bakery raises £1,000 for charity with 40th anniversary celebrations
A LLANDYSUL bakery will be helping to create magical memories for ill children after making a fantastic donation. Tregroes Waffles has raised more than £1,000 during its 40th anniversary celebrations which has now been donated to the Wish Fund
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Shop and flat plans hope to play role in tackling youth population decline
Ceredigion has seen the largest percent decrease in the number of children living in it of any authority in Wales, a planning application for a new shop and flat by a senior councillor has said. New Quay and Llanllwchaearn county councillor, and
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Battle of plot escalates after squatter accuses farmer of blocking ownership hearing
THE so-called ‘Battle of Tremain’ has escalated after a self-confessed ‘land pirate’ accused a local farming couple of attempting to block a crucial hearing to decide ownership of a contested plot of land. Squatter Neil Parker has been occupying
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Anger after motorists find cars in flood water after event
CARDIGAN’S hugely successful Other Voices festival in October also drew a chorus of angry voices from motorists who had parked in the town’s Quay Street Car Park during the event, town councillors have been told. Visitors to the town had left their