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A weekly list identifies mobile and fixed speed-camera locations and applicable speed limits across Conwy and Denbighshire, including roads in Llandudno, Rhyl, Prestatyn, Denbigh and surrounding areas. The article cites Go Safe’s warning that speeding is a major contributor to collisions on Welsh roads and notes that drivers exceeding the limit can generally receive a £100 fine and three licence points, although some may instead take a paid Driver Education Course.

CPD Y Rhyl 1879 opened its Cymru North season with a 1–1 home draw against Guilsfield in front of 365 spectators. Rhyl introduced new shirts and several debutants, took the lead through Fairhurst shortly before half-time and created further chances, but Guilsfield equalised late through Alister Williams. Ryan Austin suffered an early injury, and Rhyl will next visit newly promoted Porthmadog.

A fire broke out in an empty building adjacent to Apollo Bingo on Rhyl High Street on July 31. Fire crews battled the blaze for nearly three hours while police assisted, and staff and customers were evacuated. Apollo Bingo said the hall itself was not damaged and thanked emergency services, employees and the local community for their response.

Dziugas Klinavicius, 23, of Manchester, was charged with conspiracy to commit vehicle thefts across North Wales between January 29 and March 22, 2025, as well as using apparatus to interfere with wireless telegraphy. Greater Manchester Police arrested him on July 30. He appeared in court on July 31 and was remanded in custody until a hearing at Mold Crown Court on August 28.

Several events are highlighted for visitors near Rhyl, including the Rhyl RNLI Open Day with lifeboat tours, classic cars, rescue-dog demonstrations and live music; the Princesses & Knights experience at Gwrych Castle in Abergele; and the fourth Rhyller Thriller horror festival at Rhyl Little Theatre from 31 July to 2 August. The festival will feature screenings, independent filmmakers, special guests including Spencer Wilding and Luisa Guerreiro, Q&As, a horror market and awards, with this year’s theme focused on Welsh folklore and superstition.

Simon Wilson’s body was found in the sea near Llwyngwril, Gwynedd, during searches for two men reported missing from Pwllheli. Wilson’s family and the coroner were informed. The discovery follows the recovery of fellow missing kayaker Connor Parfitt’s body over the weekend. Chief Inspector Stephen Pawson expressed condolences and thanked partner agencies, volunteers and the public who assisted with the search, while asking that both families’ privacy be respected.

Emergency services in North Wales urged the public to avoid travelling to wildfire zones after reports of people entering active incident areas and requiring rescue. Authorities said visitor traffic hampers firefighting efforts and risks public safety. Police warned that ignoring road closures or bypassing cordons may lead to enforcement action. Residents were asked to follow official updates and stay clear of affected regions to support ongoing emergency response operations.

Mobile and fixed speed camera locations across Conwy and Denbighshire are listed for the week, with Go Safe highlighting speeding as a major contributor to road collisions. Drivers face fines and licence points for violations but may opt for an education course under certain conditions. The list includes sites throughout both counties with associated speed limits.

A forest fire in Braichmelyn Forest, Gwynedd, is believed to have been sparked by makeshift fire pits after firefighters found three separate ignition points. Natural Resources Wales reported recurring flare-ups despite the original blaze being controlled and urged the public to avoid the woodland. NWFRS advised against using fire pits or open flames due to heightened fire risk in hot conditions.

A Prestatyn dental practice has lost its final NHS clinician after the dentist moved fully into private practice, leaving the surgery without NHS provision. MyDentist states it is actively recruiting a replacement to restore NHS services and advises patients to register on the Dental Access Portal for alternative NHS placements. Local MS Darren Millar criticises the continuing loss of NHS dental services in the region but notes the practice’s commitment to reinstating provision despite recruitment challenges in Wales.

A major wildfire on Conwy Mountain prompted evacuations, school closures and road shutdowns as emergency services continued containment efforts following its outbreak over the weekend. Firefighters deployed multiple engines and specialist units to maintain firebreaks and monitor shifting conditions while additional wildfires across North Wales were also assessed. Authorities reported no need for further evacuations but said it was too early to confirm when affected residents could return home. Local officials urged the community to avoid the area as multi‑agency teams worked to control the blaze, and fire service leadership thanked residents and staff for their cooperation and sustained efforts.

A 21-year-old Prestatyn man, Rowan Booth, was identified as the victim of a fatal incident at Llyn Geirionydd after North Wales Police recovered his body following an extensive search. A GoFundMe campaign created by Shay Green has raised around £3,000 to support funeral costs, with tributes describing Booth as generous and deeply missed.

Eight crews from the North Wales Fire & Rescue Service brought a fire at a metal recycling centre near Corwen under control after battling challenging conditions through the night. The blaze began shortly after 19:21, and the incident was declared over at 06:05 the following morning.

Mobile and fixed speed camera locations across Conwy and Denbighshire are listed along with their corresponding speed limits. Go Safe, a partnership involving the Welsh Government and emergency services, highlights speeding as a major factor in road collisions and outlines penalties and driver education options. The information is provided to help drivers plan travel and stay aware of enforcement zones.