#pwllheli — Public Fediverse posts
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Fire service issue statement about Pwllheli mountain blaze
A wildfire has broken out on a mountain in Gwynedd. The North Wales Fire & Rescue Service has…
#EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #Fires #Gwynedd #NorthWalesFireandRescueService #Pwllheli #UnitedKingdom
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‘Dying’ Welsh seaside town sees visitors shocked by sad decline
A disheartened shopkeeper has spoken on behalf of an entire community when expressing concerns about his “dying” town.…
#EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #Pwllheli #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/britain/63375/ ‘Dying’ Welsh seaside town sees visitors shocked by sad decline #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom
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‘Dying’ Welsh seaside town sees visitors shocked by sad decline
A disheartened shopkeeper has spoken on behalf of an entire community when expressing concerns about his “dying” town.…
#NewsBeep #News #Business #GB #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/1025628/ People struck by desolation at Gwynedd seaside town ‘dying on its feet’ #Britain #GreatBritain #Gwynedd #LlynPeninsula #Pwllheli #RetailAndShopping #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/1024475/ Duffy seen in public for first time in 15 years as she stuns staff at Welsh café with ‘lovely surprise’ #Duffy #Entertainment #music #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom
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"Another year and another trip to Wales to try and use some Welsh for real - this time, for the first time for me, in the North. Thought I would share some of the places that I visited here, in case it helps anyone else."
https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/t/using-welsh-in-the-wild-north-west/42574 #dysguCymraeg #Caernarfon #Cricieth #Nefyn #Cymraeg #Llandwrog #Pwllheli #Gwynedd -
"Another year and another trip to Wales to try and use some Welsh for real - this time, for the first time for me, in the North. Thought I would share some of the places that I visited here, in case it helps anyone else."
https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/t/using-welsh-in-the-wild-north-west/42574 #dysguCymraeg #Caernarfon #Cricieth #Nefyn #Cymraeg #Llandwrog #Pwllheli #Gwynedd -
"Another year and another trip to Wales to try and use some Welsh for real - this time, for the first time for me, in the North. Thought I would share some of the places that I visited here, in case it helps anyone else."
https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/t/using-welsh-in-the-wild-north-west/42574 #dysguCymraeg #Caernarfon #Cricieth #Nefyn #Cymraeg #Llandwrog #Pwllheli #Gwynedd -
"Another year and another trip to Wales to try and use some Welsh for real - this time, for the first time for me, in the North. Thought I would share some of the places that I visited here, in case it helps anyone else."
https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/t/using-welsh-in-the-wild-north-west/42574 #dysguCymraeg #Caernarfon #Cricieth #Nefyn #Cymraeg #Llandwrog #Pwllheli #Gwynedd -
"Another year and another trip to Wales to try and use some Welsh for real - this time, for the first time for me, in the North. Thought I would share some of the places that I visited here, in case it helps anyone else."
https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/t/using-welsh-in-the-wild-north-west/42574 #dysguCymraeg #Caernarfon #Cricieth #Nefyn #Cymraeg #Llandwrog #Pwllheli #Gwynedd -
https://www.europesays.com/britain/40651/ Armed police, negotiators and drones deployed to Pwllheli property after ‘threats’ made #Courts #Gwynedd #NorthWalesPolice #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/945319/ Morlo Lounge to open café bar in North Wales resort #Britain #CyngorGwynedd #GreatBritain #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/858366/ Man dies in horror crash which saw two helicopters scrambled and three rushed to hospital #Britain #GreatBritain #Gwynedd #Pwllheli #TrafficAndTravel #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/688855/ Latest death notices from across North Wales as families remember loved ones #Britain #GreatBritain #Pwllheli #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/667337/ ‘I nearly passed out, it was so big’ – 2025 big cat sightings in North Wales #Anglesey #Conwy #Gwynedd #Holyhead #LlynPeninsula #OldColwyn #Pwllheli #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom #wildlife #WildlifeAndNature
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‘I nearly passed out, it was so big’ – 2025 big cat sightings in North Wales
Red lions and leopard tops don’t count, according to police dataA holidaymaker claimed to have seen a ‘large…
#NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #Anglesey #Conwy #Gwynedd #Holyhead #LlynPeninsula #OldColwyn #Pwllheli #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wildlifeandnature
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/622622/ Welsh rugby teen banned and Wales international victim of ‘dog act’ #Britain #GloucesterRugby #GreatBritain #Pwllheli #Today'sUpdates #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales #WalesRugbyTeam #WalesRugbyU20
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Gentle waves roll onto the sandy shore of Pwllheli, with a sweeping bay framed by rugged sea cliffs and a vast ocean horizon. The quiet coastal scenery reflects the charm of the Llŷn Peninsula, a popular spot for beach walks and sailing. A small cluster of whitewashed buildings near the water hints at the town’s maritime heritage, adding to the relaxed pace of life. Visitors are drawn to this #BeachView for its peaceful atmosphere, combining #SandyShore strolls with dramatic #CoastalScenery and #SeaCliffs rising in the distance.
Taken Sep 2008
#UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #BeachView #CoastalScenery #SeaCliffs #SandyShore #OceanHorizon #Boathouse #Pwllheli #Wales #UnitedKingdom
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Gentle waves roll onto the sandy shore of Pwllheli, with a sweeping bay framed by rugged sea cliffs and a vast ocean horizon. The quiet coastal scenery reflects the charm of the Llŷn Peninsula, a popular spot for beach walks and sailing. A small cluster of whitewashed buildings near the water hints at the town’s maritime heritage, adding to the relaxed pace of life. Visitors are drawn to this #BeachView for its peaceful atmosphere, combining #SandyShore strolls with dramatic #CoastalScenery and #SeaCliffs rising in the distance.
Taken Sep 2008
#UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #BeachView #CoastalScenery #SeaCliffs #SandyShore #OceanHorizon #Boathouse #Pwllheli #Wales #UnitedKingdom
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Gentle waves roll onto the sandy shore of Pwllheli, with a sweeping bay framed by rugged sea cliffs and a vast ocean horizon. The quiet coastal scenery reflects the charm of the Llŷn Peninsula, a popular spot for beach walks and sailing. A small cluster of whitewashed buildings near the water hints at the town’s maritime heritage, adding to the relaxed pace of life. Visitors are drawn to this #BeachView for its peaceful atmosphere, combining #SandyShore strolls with dramatic #CoastalScenery and #SeaCliffs rising in the distance.
Taken Sep 2008
#UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #BeachView #CoastalScenery #SeaCliffs #SandyShore #OceanHorizon #Boathouse #Pwllheli #Wales #UnitedKingdom
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Gentle waves roll onto the sandy shore of Pwllheli, with a sweeping bay framed by rugged sea cliffs and a vast ocean horizon. The quiet coastal scenery reflects the charm of the Llŷn Peninsula, a popular spot for beach walks and sailing. A small cluster of whitewashed buildings near the water hints at the town’s maritime heritage, adding to the relaxed pace of life. Visitors are drawn to this #BeachView for its peaceful atmosphere, combining #SandyShore strolls with dramatic #CoastalScenery and #SeaCliffs rising in the distance.
Taken Sep 2008
#UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #BeachView #CoastalScenery #SeaCliffs #SandyShore #OceanHorizon #Boathouse #Pwllheli #Wales #UnitedKingdom
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Gentle waves roll onto the sandy shore of Pwllheli, with a sweeping bay framed by rugged sea cliffs and a vast ocean horizon. The quiet coastal scenery reflects the charm of the Llŷn Peninsula, a popular spot for beach walks and sailing. A small cluster of whitewashed buildings near the water hints at the town’s maritime heritage, adding to the relaxed pace of life. Visitors are drawn to this #BeachView for its peaceful atmosphere, combining #SandyShore strolls with dramatic #CoastalScenery and #SeaCliffs rising in the distance.
Taken Sep 2008
#UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #BeachView #CoastalScenery #SeaCliffs #SandyShore #OceanHorizon #Boathouse #Pwllheli #Wales #UnitedKingdom
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#Gwynedd Council 💬 Traffic lights are in operation on the A499 between #Pwllheli and #Llanbedrog (Carreg y Defaid) due to flooding.
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#Gwynedd Council 💬 Traffic lights are in operation on the A499 between #Pwllheli and #Llanbedrog (Carreg y Defaid) due to flooding.
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#Gwynedd Council 💬 Traffic lights are in operation on the A499 between #Pwllheli and #Llanbedrog (Carreg y Defaid) due to flooding.
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#Gwynedd Council 💬 Traffic lights are in operation on the A499 between #Pwllheli and #Llanbedrog (Carreg y Defaid) due to flooding.
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🌊 #A499 - Temporary traffic lights and warning signs in place between #Llanbedrog and #Pwllheli due to surface water. Please take care and follow the instructions given.
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🌊 #A499 - Temporary traffic lights and warning signs in place between #Llanbedrog and #Pwllheli due to surface water. Please take care and follow the instructions given.
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🌊 #A499 - Temporary traffic lights and warning signs in place between #Llanbedrog and #Pwllheli due to surface water. Please take care and follow the instructions given.
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🌊 #A499 - Temporary traffic lights and warning signs in place between #Llanbedrog and #Pwllheli due to surface water. Please take care and follow the instructions given.
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⛈️ Thunderstorm activity detected around #Pwllheli, this evening.
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⛈️ Thunderstorm activity detected around #Pwllheli, this evening.
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⛈️ Thunderstorm activity detected around #Pwllheli, this evening.
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⛈️ Thunderstorm activity detected around #Pwllheli, this evening.
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North #Wales market town at centre of royal claim over '#ManorialRights' to its minerals
Residents of #Pwllheli receive letters saying Crown Estate wants to register ownership of the minerals beneath their homes
Dean Kirby
Thursday 04 February 2016“It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.
“But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a #Royal claim over the 'manorial rights' to the ground on which its foundations are built. Around 1,300 homeowners in Pwllheli and nearby Morfa Nefyn have been sent letters saying the Crown Estate wants to register ownership of mines and minerals beneath their houses.
“The estate, which manages sovereign land, says it has owned rights over the minerals for many centuries and is now having to register its ownership after protection over these rights was withdrawn under new land registration laws.
“But the letters sent out by the Land Registry notifying residents of the claim have sparked 'worry and alarm' according to the town’s MP, who says the Crown Estate’s bid mirrors the 'grasping, unprincipled landlordism' that has bedevilled Wales in the past.
“The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.
“Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, which includes Pwllheli, said: 'This has alarmed my constituents and has been the cause of great worry for local people
“'Staking claim to mining and mineral rights reeks of the 19th century, not the 21st century. There is no place for this kind of approach today.'
“Mike Parry, a town councillor in Pwllheli, said: 'These letters are worrying for people, especially the elderly, who are concerned about what will happen to their homes.'
“The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, with a history dating back to 1066. It has been tasked by Parliament since 1760 with managing the sovereign’s land.
“Over the last 10 years it has returned a £2.3bn profit to the Treasury. Its portfolio includes Regent Street and much of St James’s in London – and the entire UK seabed.
“Homeowners in Pwllheli have been told they can challenge the claim, but must provide evidence that they are entitled to whatever minerals might lie beneath their homes.
“The minerals, if they exist at all, might include deposits of sand, rock or even quartz. But they would not include coal, oil, gas, silver or gold, which are covered by other legislation.
“A spokeswoman for the Crown Estate said: 'Along with many other landowners, the Crown Estate is in the process of registering historical mineral rights with the Land Registry.
“'These claims are not new and we would like to reassure local residents that the registration process is in no way an indication of our intent to begin mining, which in any event would require planning permission and the surface owner’s consent.'"
#AbolishTheMonarchy #ExtractiveMining #UK #MedievalLaws #LearnToBeASerf
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North #Wales market town at centre of royal claim over '#ManorialRights' to its minerals
Residents of #Pwllheli receive letters saying Crown Estate wants to register ownership of the minerals beneath their homes
Dean Kirby
Thursday 04 February 2016“It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.
“But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a #Royal claim over the 'manorial rights' to the ground on which its foundations are built. Around 1,300 homeowners in Pwllheli and nearby Morfa Nefyn have been sent letters saying the Crown Estate wants to register ownership of mines and minerals beneath their houses.
“The estate, which manages sovereign land, says it has owned rights over the minerals for many centuries and is now having to register its ownership after protection over these rights was withdrawn under new land registration laws.
“But the letters sent out by the Land Registry notifying residents of the claim have sparked 'worry and alarm' according to the town’s MP, who says the Crown Estate’s bid mirrors the 'grasping, unprincipled landlordism' that has bedevilled Wales in the past.
“The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.
“Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, which includes Pwllheli, said: 'This has alarmed my constituents and has been the cause of great worry for local people
“'Staking claim to mining and mineral rights reeks of the 19th century, not the 21st century. There is no place for this kind of approach today.'
“Mike Parry, a town councillor in Pwllheli, said: 'These letters are worrying for people, especially the elderly, who are concerned about what will happen to their homes.'
“The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, with a history dating back to 1066. It has been tasked by Parliament since 1760 with managing the sovereign’s land.
“Over the last 10 years it has returned a £2.3bn profit to the Treasury. Its portfolio includes Regent Street and much of St James’s in London – and the entire UK seabed.
“Homeowners in Pwllheli have been told they can challenge the claim, but must provide evidence that they are entitled to whatever minerals might lie beneath their homes.
“The minerals, if they exist at all, might include deposits of sand, rock or even quartz. But they would not include coal, oil, gas, silver or gold, which are covered by other legislation.
“A spokeswoman for the Crown Estate said: 'Along with many other landowners, the Crown Estate is in the process of registering historical mineral rights with the Land Registry.
“'These claims are not new and we would like to reassure local residents that the registration process is in no way an indication of our intent to begin mining, which in any event would require planning permission and the surface owner’s consent.'"
#AbolishTheMonarchy #ExtractiveMining #UK #MedievalLaws #LearnToBeASerf
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North #Wales market town at centre of royal claim over '#ManorialRights' to its minerals
Residents of #Pwllheli receive letters saying Crown Estate wants to register ownership of the minerals beneath their homes
Dean Kirby
Thursday 04 February 2016“It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.
“But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a #Royal claim over the 'manorial rights' to the ground on which its foundations are built. Around 1,300 homeowners in Pwllheli and nearby Morfa Nefyn have been sent letters saying the Crown Estate wants to register ownership of mines and minerals beneath their houses.
“The estate, which manages sovereign land, says it has owned rights over the minerals for many centuries and is now having to register its ownership after protection over these rights was withdrawn under new land registration laws.
“But the letters sent out by the Land Registry notifying residents of the claim have sparked 'worry and alarm' according to the town’s MP, who says the Crown Estate’s bid mirrors the 'grasping, unprincipled landlordism' that has bedevilled Wales in the past.
“The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.
“Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, which includes Pwllheli, said: 'This has alarmed my constituents and has been the cause of great worry for local people
“'Staking claim to mining and mineral rights reeks of the 19th century, not the 21st century. There is no place for this kind of approach today.'
“Mike Parry, a town councillor in Pwllheli, said: 'These letters are worrying for people, especially the elderly, who are concerned about what will happen to their homes.'
“The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, with a history dating back to 1066. It has been tasked by Parliament since 1760 with managing the sovereign’s land.
“Over the last 10 years it has returned a £2.3bn profit to the Treasury. Its portfolio includes Regent Street and much of St James’s in London – and the entire UK seabed.
“Homeowners in Pwllheli have been told they can challenge the claim, but must provide evidence that they are entitled to whatever minerals might lie beneath their homes.
“The minerals, if they exist at all, might include deposits of sand, rock or even quartz. But they would not include coal, oil, gas, silver or gold, which are covered by other legislation.
“A spokeswoman for the Crown Estate said: 'Along with many other landowners, the Crown Estate is in the process of registering historical mineral rights with the Land Registry.
“'These claims are not new and we would like to reassure local residents that the registration process is in no way an indication of our intent to begin mining, which in any event would require planning permission and the surface owner’s consent.'"
#AbolishTheMonarchy #ExtractiveMining #UK #MedievalLaws #LearnToBeASerf
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North #Wales market town at centre of royal claim over '#ManorialRights' to its minerals
Residents of #Pwllheli receive letters saying Crown Estate wants to register ownership of the minerals beneath their homes
Dean Kirby
Thursday 04 February 2016“It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.
“But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a #Royal claim over the 'manorial rights' to the ground on which its foundations are built. Around 1,300 homeowners in Pwllheli and nearby Morfa Nefyn have been sent letters saying the Crown Estate wants to register ownership of mines and minerals beneath their houses.
“The estate, which manages sovereign land, says it has owned rights over the minerals for many centuries and is now having to register its ownership after protection over these rights was withdrawn under new land registration laws.
“But the letters sent out by the Land Registry notifying residents of the claim have sparked 'worry and alarm' according to the town’s MP, who says the Crown Estate’s bid mirrors the 'grasping, unprincipled landlordism' that has bedevilled Wales in the past.
“The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.
“Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, which includes Pwllheli, said: 'This has alarmed my constituents and has been the cause of great worry for local people
“'Staking claim to mining and mineral rights reeks of the 19th century, not the 21st century. There is no place for this kind of approach today.'
“Mike Parry, a town councillor in Pwllheli, said: 'These letters are worrying for people, especially the elderly, who are concerned about what will happen to their homes.'
“The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, with a history dating back to 1066. It has been tasked by Parliament since 1760 with managing the sovereign’s land.
“Over the last 10 years it has returned a £2.3bn profit to the Treasury. Its portfolio includes Regent Street and much of St James’s in London – and the entire UK seabed.
“Homeowners in Pwllheli have been told they can challenge the claim, but must provide evidence that they are entitled to whatever minerals might lie beneath their homes.
“The minerals, if they exist at all, might include deposits of sand, rock or even quartz. But they would not include coal, oil, gas, silver or gold, which are covered by other legislation.
“A spokeswoman for the Crown Estate said: 'Along with many other landowners, the Crown Estate is in the process of registering historical mineral rights with the Land Registry.
“'These claims are not new and we would like to reassure local residents that the registration process is in no way an indication of our intent to begin mining, which in any event would require planning permission and the surface owner’s consent.'"
#AbolishTheMonarchy #ExtractiveMining #UK #MedievalLaws #LearnToBeASerf
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North #Wales market town at centre of royal claim over '#ManorialRights' to its minerals
Residents of #Pwllheli receive letters saying Crown Estate wants to register ownership of the minerals beneath their homes
Dean Kirby
Thursday 04 February 2016“It is over 600 years since Pwllheli in North Wales was given its charter by Edward, the Black Prince.
“But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a #Royal claim over the 'manorial rights' to the ground on which its foundations are built. Around 1,300 homeowners in Pwllheli and nearby Morfa Nefyn have been sent letters saying the Crown Estate wants to register ownership of mines and minerals beneath their houses.
“The estate, which manages sovereign land, says it has owned rights over the minerals for many centuries and is now having to register its ownership after protection over these rights was withdrawn under new land registration laws.
“But the letters sent out by the Land Registry notifying residents of the claim have sparked 'worry and alarm' according to the town’s MP, who says the Crown Estate’s bid mirrors the 'grasping, unprincipled landlordism' that has bedevilled Wales in the past.
“The row comes two years after residents in Anglesey and the Arfon area of Gwynedd pledged to challenge similar notices sent out on behalf of the Crown Estate claiming ownership over ancient rights to minerals and mining.
“Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, which includes Pwllheli, said: 'This has alarmed my constituents and has been the cause of great worry for local people
“'Staking claim to mining and mineral rights reeks of the 19th century, not the 21st century. There is no place for this kind of approach today.'
“Mike Parry, a town councillor in Pwllheli, said: 'These letters are worrying for people, especially the elderly, who are concerned about what will happen to their homes.'
“The Crown Estate is an independent commercial business, with a history dating back to 1066. It has been tasked by Parliament since 1760 with managing the sovereign’s land.
“Over the last 10 years it has returned a £2.3bn profit to the Treasury. Its portfolio includes Regent Street and much of St James’s in London – and the entire UK seabed.
“Homeowners in Pwllheli have been told they can challenge the claim, but must provide evidence that they are entitled to whatever minerals might lie beneath their homes.
“The minerals, if they exist at all, might include deposits of sand, rock or even quartz. But they would not include coal, oil, gas, silver or gold, which are covered by other legislation.
“A spokeswoman for the Crown Estate said: 'Along with many other landowners, the Crown Estate is in the process of registering historical mineral rights with the Land Registry.
“'These claims are not new and we would like to reassure local residents that the registration process is in no way an indication of our intent to begin mining, which in any event would require planning permission and the surface owner’s consent.'"
#AbolishTheMonarchy #ExtractiveMining #UK #MedievalLaws #LearnToBeASerf
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A relaxing and peaceful day on holiday in Pwllheli 🌞😌😀 #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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A relaxing and peaceful day on holiday in Pwllheli 🌞😌😀 #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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A relaxing and peaceful day on holiday in Pwllheli 🌞😌😀 #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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A relaxing and peaceful day on holiday in Pwllheli 🌞😌😀 #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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A relaxing and peaceful day on holiday in Pwllheli 🌞😌😀 #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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Thought I would post photo collages of all the photos I took this morning on my 15k holiday coastal run. #Run #Runners #Running #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #Pwllheli
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Thought I would post photo collages of all the photos I took this morning on my 15k holiday coastal run. #Run #Runners #Running #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #Pwllheli
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Thought I would post photo collages of all the photos I took this morning on my 15k holiday coastal run. #Run #Runners #Running #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #Pwllheli
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Thought I would post photo collages of all the photos I took this morning on my 15k holiday coastal run. #Run #Runners #Running #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #Pwllheli
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Thought I would post photo collages of all the photos I took this morning on my 15k holiday coastal run. #Run #Runners #Running #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #Pwllheli
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First morning of my holiday and an absolutely stunning 15k coastal morning run 🏃♂️ 🌞 #Run #Running #Runners #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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First morning of my holiday and an absolutely stunning 15k coastal morning run 🏃♂️ 🌞 #Run #Running #Runners #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
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First morning of my holiday and an absolutely stunning 15k coastal morning run 🏃♂️ 🌞 #Run #Running #Runners #RunnersOfMastodon #NatureRun #NaturePhotography #Photo #Photography #pwllheli
