Emily Ash is a local journalist based in Wrexham, United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including Herald.Wales and Leader Live, covering a range of topics such as local government, housing developments, historical discoveries, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in other regional newspapers and magazines.
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Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom (Local)
Emily Ash's coverage is predominantly focused on local government announcements, planning committee decisions, and event coverage related to Wrexham and Flintshire in the United Kingdom. She reports extensively on local politics, business, industry, finance, economy as well as topics such as housing development and homelessness.
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FLINTSHIRE Council is set to receive a 2.2% increase in funding from Welsh Government for 2024/25, the third lowest for local authorities.
COUNCILLORS voted in favour of plans for an access barrier on the Wales Coast path in an attempt to improve access for all legitimate users.
By: Emily Ash
PLANS for 92 new homes in Wrexham could be approved by councillors next week despite local objection.
PERMISSION is being sought for listed Wrexham pub, The Royal Oak, to undergo re-roofing.
COUNCILLORS could approve an outline application for the development of up to 455 new homes in Wrexham when they meet next week.
PLANS for roof repairs and the stabilisation of a tower porch at Gladstone’s Library have been submitted to Flintshire Council.
PLANS for 92 new homes in Wrexham could be approved by councillors next week despite local objection.
COUNCILLORS are recommended to approve plans to allow continued use of a Wrexham building as a homeless shelter.
COUNCILLORS could approve an outline application for the development of up to 455 new homes in Wrexham when they meet next week.
WORKS at Mold’s Bailey Hill led to archaeological finds, according to a report to Flintshire County Council.
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