Sentence examples for Flintshire from high-quality English sources.

• Andrew Dailey Mold, Flintshire

• The device means that 14-year-old Amy can be home in Flintshire this Christmas while remaining on the heart transplant waiting list.

• Last year, Panorama went to Flintshire in North Wales, one of the first areas to see it rolled out, and revealed that the system was creating hardship.

• Now, a 140-mile, two-week route has been waymarked, starting at Holywell in Flintshire.

• Flintshire has seen the most deaths in the region - 134 involving coronavirus, which has seen deaths overall nearly 30% higher than average, peaking in mid April.

• "It was typical of him to swish in on a helicopter to support me in West Flintshire in 1970, to make a speech on the stump and to swish out again, leaving the gathering gasping for breath and hugely impressed."

• He moved into journalism with the Chester Chronicle and rose to be editor of the Flintshire Chronicle before his retirement and in recent years worked in public relations and represented Gwernymynydd as a Flintshire county councillor.

• Steve Belgrau, who runs The Pet Joint company in Bylchau near Denbigh, said to make matters worse a number of councils do not recognise dog day care as a distinct service and at least two - Flintshire and Wrexham - do not recognise it as a licensable activity at all.

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• Steve Jones, chief officer for Street Scene and transportation for Flintshire council, said the pandemic, combined with bad weather, was "unprecedented" after the authority was criticised for not collecting plastic and cardboard recycling between Christmas and New Year.

• Jade Jones, quicker than the human eye: Flintshire celebrated their gold medal winning Olympian, Jade Jones, in true style, with a parade, banners and a gold painted post box. 19-year-old Jones became the youngest gold winning member of Team GB in the taekwondo 57kg category.

• Newport, Cardiff, Conwy, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Vale of Glamorgan and Wrexham were all placed into local lockdowns with case rates of lower than 50 per 100,000 people, but the first minister said restrictions could be imposed if counties were "about to reach" the threshold.

• "The Welsh Government therefore needs to be fully transparent and outline to all residents of Denbighshire, Conwy, Flintshire and Wrexham why such restrictions in these areas are needed, including sharing community by community data so that we can see whether the measures are proportionate."

• Swansea, Gwynedd, Torfaen, Pembrokeshire, Newport, Flintshire, Anglesey, Monmouthshire, Powys, Caerphilly, Conwy, Merthyr Tydfil and Cardiff all said they are following the Welsh Government's list of key workers in allocating childcare, with Cardiff and Merthyr prioritising the children of parents in NHS, blue light, education and social care if there were any shortages.