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    Are you open over the Bank Holiday weekend? Some photos of what you have to offer would be good?

    in reply to: Potential shale gas exploitation in N.E. Wales. #57503

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    I was just re reading this thread. Locally we were talking about shale gas and the problems of fracking back in March 2012 but it has taken until now to reach the radar of the national news. Planning authorities hold a powerful hand as each company will need a licence before they start working, unfortunately many have already been issued.

    in reply to: Travellers On Alyn Waters #64325

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    BBC News – Travellers set up on Alyn Waters Country Park in Wrexham

    Interesting piece on the BBC website, a Mr. Isted from WCBC is quoted, saying it is encroachment on the land but it is not illegal?

    in reply to: Bins #64286

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    Thank you for your reply. I look forward to your clarification re newspaper wrapping.

    in reply to: Bins #64285

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    Hopefully someone who actually works for WCBC and is involved with recycling. I await a definitive answer to my question.

    in reply to: Bins #64284

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    I like the compostible bags but they extremely expensive in the supermarkets over £2 for about 20-25. Can you wrap your food waste , such as the chicken previously mentioned, in newspaper and put it in the green bin? Having just visited another county in England where this is what have been asked to do, I was wondering if it would be acceptable here.

    in reply to: Wrexham the Market Town #64201

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    The historic markets are Wrexham’s unique selling point but will completely disappear if action is not taken now! They are owned by the Council and so the Council are responsible for their demise or success. The residents of the town want them to remain, thrive and even expand on Monday’s outdoor market onto the High Street. Management of the indoor markets, especially the rents expected from new businesses is a huge stumbling block to filling the vacant stalls , only the Council have the power the remedy this. The Council is however run by the Councillors who instruct Officers about what they want them to do. Your local Councillors hold the key to sorting this out, time to lobby them before it is too late!

    in reply to: Wrexham the Market Town #64200

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    Markets have moved on from the days when people would go to a market in the hope of finding cheaper prices, Pound Shops put paid to that. Successful markets these days are the ones which concentrate on local produce, handmade products, bespoke services and collectables, along side the traditional traders. In fact the Market is often a place to find premium products !

    in reply to: Wrexham the Market Town #64199

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    There is only one outdoor market day in Wrexham, Monday.

    in reply to: Wrexham the Market Town #64198

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    That is an illustration of the reason why all these shops and stalls are empty, the rents are too high and out of kilter with other properties on the open market in Wrexham.

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