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Richard Evans

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Investment writer at Fidelity. Former editor of Telegraph's Questor stock-picking column, co-author of "Your Retirement Salary" (tinyurl.com/y58mp3e4)
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Rhyl chicken shop plan 'will have unacceptable impact on neighbours'

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By Richard Evans Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A vacant hairdressing salon could be transformed into a fried chicken takeaway after planning officers recommended the scheme for approval – despite objections from Rhyl Town Council, residents, and the health board. The application, submitted by Ernest Thananjcheliyan, seeks permission to change the use of the former Helen's hairdressers at 45 Trellewelyn Road into a hot food takeaway serving fried chicken, fries, rice, and salads. The business would operate daily between 11am and 11pm.
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Councillor 'shocked' over sick leave among staff

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By Richard Evans Verified
| MSN Verified
A councillor has said she was shocked by what she called "high levels" of sick leave among staff. Conwy council's finance committee was told on Monday that staff sickness absence was at 11.78 days lost per full-time employee a year, according to a self-assessment report. Penmaenmawr councillor Ann McCaffrey asked for more detail about the "hidden costs" of staff absence as well as turnover. But the council's head of finance Amanda Hughes said the figures would be too difficult to collate.
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Residents oppose Llandudno Junction nursing home extension

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By Richard Evans Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Llandudno Junction residents are objecting to plans to extend a nursing home. Applicant Mr Hari Shan has submitted a planning application to Conwy County Council, seeking permission for an extension to Bryn Marl Nursing Home on Marl Drive. The proposal would create an Elderly Mentally Infirm (EMI) care facility at the home by extending the existing building, as well as expanding the site's car park.
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