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Police probe racist cartoon featured in Wrexham community newsletter

Updated: Wed 3rd Feb Police probe ‘racist’ cartoon featured in Wrexham community newsletter Police are investigating after a “racist” cartoon which appears to blame Chinese people for causing the coronavirus was featured in a Wrexham community newsletter. The caricature of a Chinese man with yellow skin and slanted eyes appeared in the latest edition of the Bwlchgwyn Bulletin. It also portrays Father Christmas angrily gesturing at the man, who is sat on a step wearing a conical cap, alongside the caption: “After the havoc you’ve caused you’ll be on the naughty step forever!” The cartoon drew widespread criticism after it was highlighted by Wrexham councillor Carrie Harper, who said it had been brought to her attention by a resident in Bwlchgwyn, a village located five miles outside the town.

Police probe racist cartoon blaming Chinese people for Covid in Wrexham community newsletter

Police are investigating. POLICE are investigating after a “racist” cartoon which appears to blame Chinese people for causing the coronavirus was featured in a Wrexham community newsletter. The caricature of a Chinese man with yellow skin and slanted eyes appeared in the latest edition of the Bwlchgwyn Bulletin. It also portrays Father Christmas angrily gesturing at the man, who is sat on a step wearing a conical cap, alongside the caption: “After the havoc you’ve caused you’ll be on the naughty step forever!” The cartoon drew widespread criticism after it was highlighted by Wrexham councillor Carrie Harper, who said it had been brought to her attention by a resident in Bwlchgwyn, a village located five miles outside the town.

The water was relentless : How Storm Christoph brought night of trauma to flooded Cheshire village

‘The water was relentless’: How Storm Christoph brought night of trauma to flooded Cheshire village Colin Drury © Provided by The Independent On Wednesday this week, Helen Douglas finally had new living room blinds fitted almost 18 months after her old ones were ruined when her home in the Cheshire village of Lymm was flooded. It was one of the final touches to restore her terrace cottage to something approaching normality after what experts suggested was a once-in-a-century deluge in August 2019. On Thursday, the living room was under water once again. The property was one of scores across the northwest of England and the north of Wales submerged as rivers burst their banks and drainage systems failed to cope with the torrential downpours brought by Storm Christoph.

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