Poles whose families fled to Wales during WW2 plead to save their bungalows from demolition after council planners gave housing society the go-ahead to build new 'green' homes

EXCLUSIVE: Penrhos Polish Village, between Pwllheli and upmarket Abersoch, in Gwynedd, was formed in 1949 to house Polish families who were forced to flee their homes from the Nazis.

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