内容摘要："He's always been a very strong character. You do see when we go to say soft play and there's children who don't know him, they do ask him questions.

"He's always been a very strong character. You do see when we go to say soft play and there's children who don't know him, they do ask him questions.

He said he did not think Article 4 would mean more affordable homes."It won't make a difference, there’s nearly 80 unsold properties under £200,000 within a 10-mile radius of Abersoch at the moment on Rightmove.

"The frustration is that nobody has a right to buy where they were born – that's something we see all over the country."For example, if you were born in Mayfair, it doesn't mean you have a right to buy a home in Mayfair, and doesn't necessarily mean you should change policies and peoples' right and freedoms to sell on an open market."He said some buyers were stalling after being advised by their solicitors not to buy in Gwynedd until the effects of Article 4 were known.

"We've heard from buyers that they've maybe been considering moving or retiring here, but because of Article 4 they've decided against it because they don't want to leave their kids with something that's not worth as much as it was, or won't necessarily increase in value because of its residential status."So, it's quite sad to actually think that Article 4 is ultimately discouraging people from moving here," he said.

Mared Llywelyn, chair of Nefyn Town Council, supports Article 4 and said it was “another tool to help regulate and control the second homes problem" in the Llŷn Peninsula and throughout Gwynedd.

"We have already seen the effect the council tax increase has had, there are more houses on sale but the prices are still high for people to buy them.EME Aesthetics said all its clients are given a full consultation and are under no obligation to book any procedures, and it therefore considers that its ad had not pressured consumers or trivialised the risks of cosmetic procedures.

Dr Ducu said it will ensure it follows the ASA's rules and guidance, that the time-limited Black Friday offer was intended to provide consumers with an opportunity to access the company's services at a discounted rate, and it always encourages consumers to make informed decisions without pressure.A rail company is doubling the number of trains it runs between Birmingham and Shrewsbury on weekdays and Saturdays.

However, there will no longer be a direct regular connection between Smethwick Galton Bridge and Bilbrook, Codsall, Albrighton, Cosford and Oakengates.West Midlands Railway said the new timetable would start on 2 June, with some services from Shrewsbury, Wellington, Telford, Shifnal and Wolverhampton running faster than before.