fair not fair

Thanks for sharing that—it sounds like you’ve had quite a stretch of frustration mixed with a few silver linings. Here’s a rewritten version of your text with spellcheck, improved structure, and a calmer tone, while keeping your sentiments intact:The annual village fair is on today, but it’s not running as usual. The council has blocked the road, meaning buses and other vehicles can’t get through—causing a lot of disruption. The road has never been closed before, and apparently, it’s something to do with health and safety.

Because of this, people couldn’t get to college, work, or appointments. It feels like the council made a mess of it—they should have consulted residents before swooping in and upsetting everything. I understand concerns about children near moving traffic, especially with the lower speed limit, but that only works if the road is actually open. They've tried moving the fair in the past, but it was always allowed to remain in its usual spot.

I hope the traders request compensation from Gwynedd Council, as they lost out on business when the buses were cancelled.It’s crucial that buses are allowed access for this once-a-year event. I did have words with a council worker—probably not my best idea, since he likely wasn’t the one behind the decision. It’s frustrating, but the blame probably lies with someone higher up the chain.

On a separate note, I finally made it to the dentist about a month after the fair. I got a filling done, though the dentist said the tooth will eventually need to come out. It’s okay for now, and I’ve got another appointment at the end of the month so she can check it again. I’m hoping it’ll be in the bigger room this time—it’s much more spacious and makes the whole experience a bit easier.

The appointment isn’t scheduled for when the new bus service is meant to start—but honestly, who knows when that will actually happen.Christmas has come and gone for another year. It’s always a stressful time and seems to arrive faster every year. But I suppose one good thing was that it gave me the chance to reconnect with some family members, which made it feel worthwhile.Would you like this turned into a letter, a blog post, or maybe trimmed down even further?