Absentee landlords blamed for empty shop problems in Flintshire town centres
Chester couple jailed for 28 years for sexually abusing three young children
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Absentee landlords have been blamed for causing problems with empty shops in Flintshire’s town centres. (LINK)
Couple jailed for 28 years for sexually abusing three young children - Abuse occurred in the Saltney Ferry and Chester area between 2008 and 2015, when their victims were between the ages of nine and 15. (LINK)
Partnership work today with @aura_wales, @RNLI and @SwimWales as we look to ensure children are well educated when it comes to water safety. An exciting and very important project to deliver these key messages to primary children #northwales #flintshire #primary #learntoswim
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Catalytic Converter thefts have started again, Please make sure you park you car in a well lit area, Install CCTV if possible, A theft in the Hightown area has been reported to us If you spot anyone acting suspiciously please cal us on 101 @wrexham @DeesideDotCom
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