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Almost half a million people petitioned the Welsh government to scrap the 20mph policy.
Councils across Wales are reviewing their 20mph roads after public consultation.
Wrexham council said there were "safety concerns" over changes to the roads.
The Welsh government said the main aim of the policy was to save lives and reduce casualties.
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