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Emily Price

Emily Price

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News Editor and Political Journalist, Nation.Cymru

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  • Urgent call to save much-loved Welsh lake at risk of becoming 'cesspit'

    By Emily Price Verified| Nation.Cymru Verified News 16 Apr 2025 Emily Price A group of volunteers have warned that a much loved lake once teaming with wildlife is at risk of becoming a “cesspit” if urgent action isn’t taken. Once a thriving oasis, Gresford Lake in Wrexham has been slowly deteriorating for decades since the introduction of carp in the 1980s. Feeding bread to ducks and fish has also contributed, resulting in these populations exploding and eating any remaining water plants and insect life.

    By Emily Price Verified · Nation.Cymru

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • ‘Oversubscribed’ city school’s expansion plan approved

    By Emily Price Verified| Nation.Cymru Verified News 16 Apr 2025 Nicholas Thomas – Local democracy reporterUp to 40 new pupils will be welcomed at a city council’s special schools from September. The city council has approved a proposal to expand Ysgol Bryn Derw by opening a dedicated Key Stage 2 facility in Caerleon. The building was formerly part of Caerleon Lodge Hill Primary School but is currently occupied by Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Gwenlli.

    By Emily Price Verified · Nation.Cymru

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Urgent call to save much-loved Welsh lake at risk of becoming 'cesspit'

    By Emily Price Verified| Nation.Cymru Verified News 16 Apr 2025 Emily Price A group of volunteers have warned that a much loved lake once teaming with wildlife is at risk of becoming a “cesspit” if urgent action isn’t taken. Once a thriving oasis, Gresford Lake in Wrexham has been slowly deteriorating for decades since the introduction of carp in the 1980s. Feeding bread to ducks and fish has also contributed, resulting in these populations exploding and eating any remaining water plants and insect life.

    By Emily Price Verified · Nation.Cymru

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Nation.Cymru

A subscriber-driven, not for profit, independent news site covering politics, culture and sport in Wales and from a Welsh perspective.

Founded: 2017