Dale Spridgeon is a local journalist based in Gwynedd, United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including the Flintshire Chronicle, Herald.Wales, and North Wales Chronicle, covering a range of topics including community news, local government, and development projects. Dale's work has also been featured in other publications such as ABERYSTWYTH Town, North Wales Pioneer, and Western Mail.
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Dale Spridgeon's articles predominantly cover local council announcements, housing development, and town planning in the Gwynedd area of the United Kingdom. Based on his coverage attributes, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to government announcements or legal policy regulation within these areas.
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By: Dale Spridgeon
The outdoor activities centre wants to upgrade its facilities
By: Dale Spridgeon
But the national park authority is urging use of official camp sites and a 'leave no trace' philosophy to protect the area's natural beauty
By: Dale Spridgeon
Proposals for a garage development for washing and servicing commercial vehicles on a former abattoir site have been unanimously agreed.
Eryri national park is among the top 10 “desired” places in the UK for “off-grid” camping experiences.
Gwynedd planners to consider new application to redevelop the Wynnes Arms Hotel in Blaenau Ffestiniog
By: Dale Spridgeon
A scheme to convert an empty Blaenau Ffestiniog pub into flats will to come before planners again.
By: Dale Spridgeon
Billie Jean salon could be converted into a venue offering hot and cold treats
By: Dale Spridgeon
A Gwynedd seaside town could get a new venue offering hot and cold treats if new proposals area accepted.
By: Dale Spridgeon
A Gwynedd seaside town could get a new venue offering hot and cold treats if the proposal is accepted.
By: Dale Spridgeon
They claim access to a stretch of the route, near a luxury holiday home development has been blocked
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