Who took our peacock, links and stories of interest [22-07-08]
Post categories: Buckley,ÌýConnah's Quay,ÌýDenbigh,ÌýDenbighshire,ÌýFlint,ÌýFlintshire,ÌýHolywell,ÌýHot Topics,ÌýMold,ÌýRhyl,ÌýRuthin,ÌýSt Asaph,ÌýWrexham
| 09:49 UK time, Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Quick links to the stories and blogs we're following today using our [what's this?], including:
- Wrexham animal rights campaigners join badger cull rally
- Photos: Ruthin's new craft centre
- 300 jobs fears if Somerfield chain sale approved
- Mixed emotions over peacock stories
- Evening Leader
Animal rights campaigners will join together on Saturday, July 26 outside the Welsh Assembly offices in Colwyn Bay to put pressure on a decision taken to hold a badger cull in an attempt to control bovine TB.
- Evening Leader
Staff at Flintshire's five Somerfield stores - Mold, Connah's Quay, Holywell, Buckley and Flint - are waiting to hear if their jobs are safe.
- rhuthun.blogspot.com
Photos show the first proper glimpses of Ruthin's 'spon-new' Canolfan Grefft/Craft Centre.
Wait for one peacock story and two come at the same time!
The first is in the form of a letter [] in the Denbighshire Free Press: I am appalled by the actions of officials of Denbighshire County Council that they should confiscate a family of peacocks in such a cruel manner in Tremeirchion recently.
The second story [] comes from the Evening Leader: The majestic bird has been making himself at home on St Mary's Way in the Flintshire community, and has now been there for a week with locals feeding him.
