A GERMAN baron who gave up his privileged life because he thought it was unjust is spending three weeks in a Greenfield bungalow with a lord and lady.
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FLINTSHIRE County Council is one of the major prize–winners in the International Green Apple Awards 2009 for the Built Environment and Architectural Heritage.
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AS PART of the school’s work on conservation and recycling, Key stage 2 pupils of Ysgol Glanrafon in Mold spent the day creating wall-hangings and artwork made from household packaging and recyclable materials.
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CO-OPERATIVE customers are in for a summer bonus as the consumer-owned business pays out a total share of profits dividend of £300,000 to its North Wales members.
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STAFF at North Wales NHS Trust are asking patients not to shave the area of their body planned for surgery for at least a week before they are admitted to hospital as it could reduce their risk of getting an infection.
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A DECISION meaning people suffering from multiple myeloma will now receive the drug lenalidomide (Revlimid) is good news, according to Delyn Labour AM Sandy Mewies.
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AS THE university summer holidays have begun, TV Licensing is reminding students in Flintshire they may be able to claim a refund of more than £34 on their TV Licence.
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TWO Flintshire-based projects are seeking the public’s support as they go head-to-head with other Lottery-funded schemes from across the UK in the semi-finals of The National Lottery Awards 2009.
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BEAUTY is in the eye of the beholder at the RHS Show Tatton Park, as a search begins to find The World’s Ugliest Plant to take centre stage at the summer event.
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AN application for a recycling centre in Sandycroft was due to be discussed at a meeting of Flintshire County Council’s planning committee yesterday (Wednesday).
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A MAJOR new initiative by the Big Lottery Fund and BBC One is offering six individuals with a proven track record in business the chance to escape the rat race and help rejuvenate a village.
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The British Government, working alongside the Welsh Assembly, continue to invest in industry here in North Wales, securing jobs and preparing the market for the up-turn.
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ON SUNDAY, June 7, the congregation of Quaystone Chapel hosted a Pet Blessing Service. The chapel was full of all kinds of pets – dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, guinea pigs and many others. And, as usual, they were all impeccably behaved. After the service the pets were blessed.
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Penyffordd enjoyed its annual summer carnival on Saturday with hundreds of residents and visitors coming out to take part in the activities. Photographer VALERIE HACKPIL went along to snap some of the action
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THE Shadow Minister for Equality at the Welsh Assembly is calling on county councils to help fund a welfare service for the blind and partially sighted.
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PUPILS of five Flintshire schools are being given the chance to tackle climate change in the classroom thanks to a unique partnership between car giant Toyota and the environmental charity Groundwork.
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MORE shocking figures obtained by the Chronicle under the Freedom of Information Act reveal the true extent of violence and bullying in the county’s schools.
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PUPILS of St David’s High School, Saltney, are top of the class after receiving £750 in a prize draw in the Welsh Assembly Government’s Smokefree Class competition.
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CLIENT problems handled by Citizens Advice Cymru have risen from almost 270,000 to nearly 300,000 over the last year, including a 19% increase in debt-related problems.
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A LANDMARK building in a Flintshire village badly hit by the loss of the North Wales mining industry will reopen this autumn after a £500,000 refurbishment.
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ELEANOR Burnham, Liberal Democrat Assembly Member for North Wales, says she welcomes the publication of the Inquiry Report into Public Service Broadcasting in Wales.
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THERE was no relaxing on Father’s Day for a group of North Wales posties – instead they put their best feet forward for a dad’s dash round the Great Orme in Llandudno.
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