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Query over further probe into crimes of sick Foden

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December 03, 2025

Councillor also paid tribute to bravery of children abused by the former head

- By DALE SPRIDGEON

SENIOR councillors are set to be called upon to consider whether any further independent investigations into the crimes of disgraced former headteacher Neil Foden are needed.

A notice of motion will be put before Cyngor Gwynedd's full council meeting this week asking whether further investigations to “address matters outside the boundaries” of a recent Child Practice Review are needed.

The motion has been lodged by Llanrug councillor Beca Brown, in which she praised Foden’s victims for their “remarkable determination and resilience”.

The disgraced headteacher - who was head at Ysgol Friars, Bangor and the strategic head at Ysgol Dyffryn Nantlle - was jailed in 2024 for 17 years after being convicted of 19 charges involving four girls.

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