Soldier sees son for first time, couple win £25,000 and other stories in the press
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| 11:58 UK time, Thursday, 6 May 2010
- Daily Post
Royal Welsh Fusilier Danny Hughes, 19, left on a five-month tour of duty to just days before his fiancee Jennifer, 17, was due to give birth to their first child.
- Leader
- Flintshire Chronicle
Alison Piercy, 47, is believed to have suffered an allergic reaction while tending hives at Kelsterton Lane, Connah's Quay, last month.
- Rhyl Journal
A dispersal order comes into force on Sunday to prevent groups congregating near the seafront, with stiff sanctions, including fines of up to £2,500 and three month jail terms, facing those who refuse to follow police instructions to leave.
- Leader
- Denbighshire Free Press
Brian Wyn Rogers and Susan Walmsley-Hunter say they're in a state of shock after winning a dream wedding competition.
- Border Counties Advertizer
Residents in Ellesmere have been reassured that developers will continue with the regeneration of the town's wharf, despite downscaling the project.
- Flintshire Chronicle
A decade of campaigning by worried Treuddyn residents has moved a step closer to finally seeing the speed limit reduction they've been calling for.
- North Wales Weekly News
The repairs bill for severe storms last month has reached £1m with damage caused to the Colwyn Bay promenade alone reaching £600,000.
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