Anglesey,North Wales - Cannabis plants found growing on Anglesey wasteland

Llandudno has had a significant number of drug users for a long time.  It's not really any worse than any other similar town but it's certainly no better.  The reality is that Llandudno is a poverty ridden town with a low wage, zero hour economy so it's exactly the type of town you'd expect to find drug use being rife in.  The only real difference between Llandudno and places like Rhyl and Blackpool is that they're better at hiding the problem away from the view of tourists as well a lot of locals who are kept blissfully unaware of what's happening in their town.

A lot of Drug users on the Island will be crying Tonight!

Cannabis plants seized from wasteland at Llanfachraeth

•  18 AUG 2016
• BY TOM DAVIDSON

Officers say the owners are free to pop into Holyhead Station to collect their harvest

Cannabis plants found growing on wasteland on Anglesey have been seized by police.

They found the drugs at Llanfachraeth and officers have cheekily asked if the owners want to collect their harvest from Holyhead Police Station.

PCSO Ashley Dacre said the “exotic plants” were growing at wasteland in the village near Valley.

He added: “If they’re yours, call into Holyhead Police station to get them back”.

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A spokesman for North Wales Police added: “We received a report yesterday of ‘suspicious plants’ growing on wasteland in Llanfachraeth.

“Enquiries are now underway and the plants have been seized.

“Their rightful owners are more than welcome to attend Holyhead for them to be collected.

“Anyone with information can contact officers at Holyhead via 101 or live web chat quoting reference number U123334.”

see-http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/cannabis-plants-found-growing-anglesey-11766008