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Prince William visits Llandudno

Prince William has been in Llandudno to visit a home which will care for blind ex-service people.

william St Dunstan's is set to open a centre in Craig y Don next year,and on Monday the 22nd of February the Prince met residents,staff and supporters...he also saw some of the activities that will be on offer,including blind archery.

XMAS NUMBER 1

So the listeners voted in their millions (OK, Slight exaggeration) and have chosen the Tudno FM Xmas Number 1

Who Won? Did Joe McElderry carry on the X-Factor Xmas tradition, or did Rage Against The Machine end Simon Cowell's 5 year Xmas number 1 reign?

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Back To Jail

A 37 year old Llandudno man is back in jail after being given an extra 18 months in a landmark ruling.

Peter Jason Roberts was handed over by police to security staff to be taken back to prison.

The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, announced in a series of highly significant “one-punch” judgments in the Court of Appeal that both Thomas Bryan, 46, of Rhuddlan, Rhyl, and Roberts will each have to serve an extra 18 months for the manslaughter of Jonathan Bennett.

White Christmas?

Snowy Llandudno A White Christmas?

Whilst Tudno FM is bringing the festive feel to the airwaves of Llandudno, mother nature has done her part and pathed the streets of Llandudno with a beautiful layer of white snow.

For all the latest weather information, tune into Tudno FM 107.8 or simply click on the 'Listen Live' tab at the top of the Screen.

Merry Christmas from everyone at Tudno FM

Picture copyright Andrew Stuart

MP Blasts Judge

A Labour MP attacked by a Rottweiler said today she and the public have been let down by magistrates who spared the dog’s life.

betty-williams-mp-001 Conwy MP Betty Williams has been left disfigured and still suffers pain in her arm three months after the attack in her local park at Talysarn, near Caernarfon.

Last week magistrates at Caernarfon imposed a £100 fine on the Rottweiler’s owner and ordered him to pay £365 compensation for the injury, Mrs Williams’s damaged jacket and mileage for her hospital visits. Daniel Bright, 32, a self-employed outdoor instructor, of Talysarn, admitted being the owner of a dog called Jake which was dangerously out of control in public.