P197 CJEFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:18/16 )|l4|l4|, 1/9 I COMING UP......... BARRAGE: Work to start immediately BRIDGE: Severn tolls rise attacked (5 BACK-PACK: "'ell planned killings" RIVE": NRA wants Dee protected BATH: "Shock" wife gi6es kvidjnce P"JSONS: Officers ban g6jutime +ATER: Councillor demands inquiry - Home 118 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UserGuide Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CJJFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:18/21 2/9 II The Cardiff Bay Barrage Bill has finblly ended its sjvjn-9jar passage through parliament. The Cardiff Bay Development Corporation said it would start work immediately. However, environmentalists are calling on the European community to take Britain to court over the scheme. U $hj Welsh Secretary, John Redwood is due to cut the first sod tomorrow morning. - Home 118 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CJJFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:11/11 )|l4|l4|, 3/9 The National Rjvjrs Authority is seeking greater legal protection against pollution of the River Dee. The North Wales river is one of the biggest lowland rivers used for drinking water supplies in Britain. It provides water for more than 2 million people and has suffered from many instances of industrial pollution. (5 The NUB wants the catchment area to bj a water protection zone. Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UserGuide Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEEFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:11/12 4/9 A woman has been gi6ing k6idence against her husband, accused of (5 trying to electrocute her. Property developer Peter Ellis, of 5hiwdina, Cardiff denies attempting to murder his wife by wirhng the bath to the mains. Lisb Ellis told Cardiff Crown Court she saw a blinding blue flash and felt her leg go numb. It is alleged Ellis planned to (5 claim £500,000 insurance and start a new life with his mistress. Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UserGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CJJFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:14/12 5/9 The AA has condemned a rise of almost 10% in Sdvjrn Bridge tolls from the start of next year. Severn River Crossing Plc said the charges are set by Parliament and were outside its control. The AA said motorists were pa9ink over the odds and the tolls were placing a burden on businesses. * The new charges are: £3.40 (from £3.10) for cars; commercial vehicles, £6.80 (£6.20) and lorries, buses £10.10 (£9.30) - Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEEFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:14/54 6/9 Councillors have given pjrmiusign for a school of performing arts to bj built at a Bangor business park.-j Ysgol Glanajthwy has been offering training in song and dance for three years, using temporary accommodation. Arfon councillors rejected the objections of their chief planning officer that Parc Menai was intended for industrial use. - Home p 118 Flash 150 Diary p0 180 ( Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CJJFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:02/12 -|l4|l4|, 7/9 I Two more bodies have been found in Australia near the spot whjrj a Welsh hiker was found murdered. The remains of five murdered hikers had alrady been found in a remote forest. One of them was Joanne Walters, 22, from Maesteg. Police said there is "no doubt" they are hunting a serial killer, who went to great lengths to plan the murder and burials. There are distinct 3imilarhtieu between the victims' burials. Home 118 Flash 150 Diary p 180 - Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEEFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:15/21 8/9 A Cjredigion councillor wants more U investigations after local drinking water showed high impurity le6els. Hag Harris demanded further inruiries after a joint report bz Welsh Water and the Borough Council. At a meeting in Abjrajron councillors heard some water contained high levels of bacteria and aluminium as well as cancer $5 causing chemicals known as trihalomjthanj. - Home p 11p Flash 1u9 Diary pp 180 Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UserGuidj Home News Politics Main NewsP197 CEJFAX 197 Thu 4 Nov 21:10/21 9/9 Prison Officers in Swansea are to start an ovjrtimj ban from midnight tonight. They are protesting at the le6el of ovjrtimj they are having to work. Clive Fisher, chairman of Swansea Prison Officers Association says the action is happening to highlight under-staffing. $5 (5 Members also want to underline the fact that they are still owed for overtime already worked. - Home 110 Flash 150 Diary 0 180 - Politics 130 World 160 Dispatch 190 UsjrGuidj Home News Politics Main News