Wrexham AFC officer praises club’s loyal supporters
The Dedicated Football Officer for Wrexham AFC has hailed the commitment and loyalty of the club’s fanbase.
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The Dedicated Football Officer for Wrexham AFC has hailed the commitment and loyalty of the club’s fanbase.
Three men from North West Wales have been sentenced to a total of six years imprisonment today after each pleading guilty to two counts of actual bodily harm. William Palmer (27) of Maes Merddyn, Gaerwen, Brendan Williams (33) of Caernarfon Road, Bangor and David Hayward (36) of Caeau Gleision, Rhiwlas were sentenced to two years imprisonment each. They were also handed down five-year restraining orders. If you have any concerns about community safety in your area, you can contact us via our LiveChat facility or by calling 101, or you can contact CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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