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Conwy County Council has informed the Home Office of its opposition to plans for accommodating asylum seekers in Llandudno. The Home Office had proposed accommodating 12 asylum seekers in two properties in the town. The council's role is to assess accommodation suitability and provide evidence-based advice on local impacts.
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