Live updates as police shut road in village due to 'ongoing incident'
A North Wales Police statement said: "**ROAD CLOSURE** Bridge Street in Cemaes is closed until further notice due to an ongoing incident. Please avoid the area. Thank you."
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Live updates as police shut road in village due to 'ongoing incident'
A road has been closed in Cemaes due to an ongoing incident. Bridge Street has been shut by police with people urged to avoid the area. A North Wales Police statement said: "**ROAD CLOSURE** Bridge Street in Cemaes is closed until further notice due to an ongoing incident. Please avoid the area. Thank you." This is a breaking news story. We will bring you all the latest as we get it via the live blog below. Get all the big headlines, pictures, analysis, opinion and video on the stories that matter to you. If you have some information you can contact us by following our Twitter feed @northwaleslive - the official North Wales Live account - real news in real time. Or like - your must-see news, features, videos and pictures throughout the day from the North Wales Live. Don't forget you can also keep up to date with the latest via the free North Wales Live app. Download it for Apple devices here and Android devices here.
