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New North Wales B&M store to open in time for Easter
The site which has taken over the former Lidl store on Anglesey will create 30 jobs
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A new B&M store will open on Anglesey in time for the Easter holidays.
Bwyd Da Môn is a collaboration between many organisations including Isle of Anglesey County Council, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, Ynys Môn.
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image captionFood and presents have been donated to people in need at Christmas
Lockdown has left many families Christmas plans in tatters - but donations of free trees, presents and turkey dinners is keeping the festive spirit alive.
Following Saturday s lockdown announcement, well-wishers turned to social media to offer help to those spending Christmas alone.
Volunteers are helping charities deliver Christmas hamper donations.
And closed pubs are giving away food that would have gone in the bin .
Donations have been flying in to foodbanks across Wales, with more than 500kg of food and bags of children s presents donated to the Wrexham Foodbank this Christmas.
FOOD bank use among adults and children increased across North Wales by more than a third during the coronavirus pandemic. Data from the Trussell Trust, the UK’s largest food bank network which has 25 sites across the North Wales counties, showed the total number of three-day and weekly parcels given out had risen by 35.3 per cent during the period from April to September. The number of children receiving parcels increased by 39.6 per cent, while adults rose by 32 per cent, according to the charity’s Mid-year Statistics 2020 published on November 12. These increases are lower than the UK average use of Trussell Trust food banks, which saw a total increase of 47 per cent in food parcels given out across the UK, but higher than the Wales average at 21 per cent. The UK average increase for adults was 44 per cent, while the number of children using food banks rose by 52 per cent.