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20mph speed limit sign. Photo Dominic Lipinski PA Images
Chris Carter
On paper, it seems like a policy masterstroke. Investing £1.5bn of public money into creaking and defunct Welsh rail infrastructure to achieve the dual goal of greater economic gro…
A ‘gunman’ known as Wayne Ddrwg, cannabis growers and motorway fugitives were among offenders locked up in North Wales in July. Nicknamed “Bad Wayne” in English, this criminal, whose real name is Karl Jones, brandished a fake pistol.
In Bangor, two men…
A “pro-growth” campaign group has launched a campaign for a third Menai Strait crossing after Welsh Government’s roads review halted the project. Britain Remade wants Ministers in Cardiff to reverse the decision as well as restore other roads schemes a…
Stretches of two major motorways have been named among the most dangerous routes for potentially deadly carriageway debris in the UK.
New research names the M6 and the M62 – and reveals an alarming number of reported incidents across the country’s road…
One of the more controversial proposals being introduced by Welsh Government in this Senedd term is the plan to introduce a default 20mph limit on most 30mph roads. It has certainly divided opinion – with the Government and road safety chiefs citing th…
A killer driver on laughing gas and another motorist whose best friend died in a crash are among dangerous drivers who have recently been jailed.
Another offender was a road rage driver and in a fourth case a man caused a fatal crash on the M6. They we…
Two people were taken to hospital after a crash on the A55 in Flintshire[1] yesterday evening (July 7). The collision was soon followed by a second crash nearby, causing traffic misery for motorists.
Emergency services were called to the first collisio…
A crash on the A55 closed a section of the road for a couple of hours. North Wales Police[1] suggested motorists find alternative routes due to the closure.
The section of the busy road had two crashes on it within a short space of time. Initially, two…
An historic pub has been boarded up with rumours it will reopen under the Brunning and Price brand or a second small chain. The Druid Inn in Gorsedd near Holywell[1] closed in June.
It has since had its windows boarded up and looks in a sad state. But …
Most of the time we should be deeply grateful for the A55, a (mainly) free-flowing, well-maintained and safe expressway across North Wales’ coastal strip. OK, habitual delays on Friday nights/Sunday afternoons, bank holidays and around school holidays …