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Anglesey councillors launch strong attack as Welsh Government press ahead with plans to create four regional bodies
Cllr Aled Morris Jones. Free to use by all partners, taken by reporter. MINISTERS have been described as “dictators” for pressing on with proposals for another regional layer of government, referred to by councillors on Anglesey as “back door reorganisation”. The Welsh Government is pressing ahead with plans to create four regional bodies with powers to decide on where to build new housing developments and invest in transport across the respective areas. The four corporate joint committees (CJCs) would be created in the South-East, South-West, North and Mid Wales, while sitting on the committees would be the leaders of every contained council.
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The proposals to create four regional bodies is pressing ahead and could also have repercussions for Snowdonia National Park
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Ministers have been described as “dictators” for pressing on with proposals for another regional layer of government, referred to by councillors on Anglesey as “back door reorganisation”.
Holyhead Port. Screengrab from Google Streetview. One of Anglesey’s major employers “is in danger of rapid decline,” a Holyhead councillor has claimed, warning over the potential impact of trade barriers with Ireland on the town’s port. Despite being the second busiest “roll-on roll-off” port in the UK, Cllr Bob Llewelyn Jones claimed that the disruption caused by the impending end of the Brexit transition period could see a “big reduction” in Irish Sea traffic travelling through Holyhead. With over 1,000 people said to be directly employed within the port and several more dependant on the supply chain, plans to enforce border controls on the Irish side from January 1 have led to the current situation being described as a “worrying time” for the town.
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