Residents of the historic Welsh village Aberllefenni are facing rent hikes of up to 60% by new landlords, London-based firm Walsh Investment Properties, causing an exodus of locals and transforming the once close-knit community into a “ghost town.” The properties, previously owned by Welsh slate supplier Wincilate Limited, were bought for £1 million by Chris and Lisa Walsh, who defend the rent increase as necessary in the current economy. While some hope that planned upgrades to the properties will attract new residents, others fear that the spirit of the village has been irreparably damaged.
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Woman left brain-dead after cryotherapy incident which killed employee
A tragic incident occurred at an On Air gym in eastern Paris, where a 34-year-old woman became brain-dead after suffering severe injuries in a cryotherapy tank. The supervising employee, a 29-year-old named Alison, was found dead at the scene, having suffocated, which raised concerns about a possible nitrogen leak displacing oxygen. The gym was evacuated, and three others received treatment; the event is under investigation, highlighting the risks associated with cryotherapy, which has previously faced...
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