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Wednesday, 17 July, 2002, 13:30 GMT 14:30 UK
In Pictures: Strike begins
Thousands of workers across north east Wales have left their posts empty after staging a 24 hour strike.

Council workers are campaigning against plans to offer them a three per cent pay increase.

Union members have argued that many staff earn less than £4.80 per hour and should receive a six per cent rise.

Rubbish collections, leisure centres, libraries, cemeteries, and day centres for the elderly have all been affected by the walkout and many schools have also closed their doors for the day.

Pickets in Wrexham
Union members have picketed council buildings

County Hall, Flintshire
Flintshire's council offices have been closed

Wrexham library
Library workers are also on strike over pay

Denbighshire county council bin lorry
There is no refuse collection in Denbighshire

Waterworld, Wrexham
Waterworld leisure centre is not open to the public

Ysgol Brondyffryn, Denbigh
Ysgol Brondyffryn in Denbigh is one of only two schools open in the county


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