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Bailed after holiday home fires

Fire at Pencarnisiog. Photo: North Wales Fire and Rescue
Fire officers tackling the blaze at a house in Pencarnisiog

Two men have been released on bail after they were arrested by North Wales Police in connection with fires at two unoccupied holiday homes.

The Anglesey houses were badly damaged by fire within 40 minutes of each other on Saturday.

Firefighters tackled blazes at Ty Croes and at nearby Pencarnisiog.

The men who have been bailed are aged 29 and 22. Police have renewed their appeal to anyone with information to get in touch.

Police urged anyone with information to contact 101, or 0845 6071002 (English-language line), 0845 6071001 (Welsh-language) or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.



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