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Photos show the awesome power of Storm Ashley at the weekend
MANY of us felt the power of nature when Storm Ashley hit the UK at the weekend. The storm hit many parts of the UK, including large areas of North Wales. It did make for some dramatic images through. Camera Club member Neil Davis Photography
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Rhyl drink-driver ‘could have killed’ woman who ‘flew off’ his car bonnet
A MAN from Kinmel Bay was told he “could have killed” a woman who was thrown from his car bonnet while he was drink-driving in Rhyl. Glen Wilson’s actions, early on September 26, left Lisa Dutton “aching all over”, after he had been drinking for
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Pupils waiting ‘ridiculously long periods of time’ to take driving tests in Rhyl
CONCERNS have been raised about the “ridiculously long periods of time” people are having to wait to take their driving tests in Rhyl. One driving instructor based in the town, who asked not to be named, said pupils are often waiting “nearly half
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Coronation Street and Sugababes stars at cast meet for Rhyl's Christmas panto
THE STARS of this winter’s pantomime at Rhyl’s Pavilion Theatre have met up in costume for the first time. This year’s pantomime is Cinderella, and sees a host of stars take to the stage in Anton Benson’s unique production about the Disney princess
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Rhyl woman launches new book telling the ‘inspiring’ stories of 28 women
A WOMAN from Rhyl has celebrated the publication of her new book, which saw her bring together 28 different women from a range of backgrounds to tell their stories. Ripples of Positivity, by Lisa Williams, was made available yesterday (October
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Exciting line-up of champions set for 2024 Cambrian Rally
The Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally will have a mix of former European and World Rally champions competing. The event, starting and finishing in Llandudno on Saturday, is expected to attract many motorsport fans. This year, the rally features a
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Abergele councillor claims to be ‘bullied by other councillors and senior officers’
A NORTH Wales councillor claims he’s been “bullied and threatened” by “insecure” councillors and senior officers. Conwy County councillor Paul Luckock made the claim in a finance and resources overview and scrutiny committee. The Abergele member
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Third concert in Rhyl Music Club's new season sees talented pianist return
Rhyl Music Club's new season of concerts is well underway. Starting on October 2, the club kicked off its 78th season with a performance by violinist Harriet Mackenzie and pianist Peter Donoho at Rhyl Town Hall. The season will feature a total
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Rhyl teenager didn’t tell grandad who gave him work that he was on suspended sentence
A TEENAGER from Rhyl has been jailed after he “quite inexplicably” failed to abide by the terms of the suspended sentence he was given. Connor Lees, 19, of The Crescent, was sentenced to two years’ detention, suspended for the same time period,
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Drivers risking £2,500 fine and voiding their car insurance over common mistake
Drivers have been warned that a common mistake could see them void their car insurance and leave them open to £2,500 fines. A number of mistakes could result in you losing your car insurance, leaving you unable to claim for personal and third-party
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Redevelopment plans for old Pontins site hailed as ‘excellent news for Prestatyn’
NEWS that the land on which Pontins’ Prestatyn site was based is due to be redeveloped into a new holiday park has been met positively in the town. Prestatyn Sands, which was run by Pontins’ parent company, Britannia Hotels Ltd, shut effective
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Rhyl and Colwyn Bay student vets part of 100 per cent pass rate on new course
STUDENTS on an innovative veterinary course in North Wales have enjoyed a perfect start to the new academic year. Learners on the level three diploma in veterinary nursing (small animal practice) at Coleg Cambria in Northop achieved a 100 per cent
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‘Rogue traders’ in Rhyl prompt police to step up patrols
“ROGUE traders” from Leeds travelling in a Black Transit van going by the name of “Dimond Windows” have allegedly been carrying out work in the Denbighshire coastal area. Residents have been urged to be cautious when agreeing to works by companies
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Freak rugby injury inspires Rhyl dad Ashley's plea to amateur athletes
A RUGBY-playing dad whose horror injury ended his dream of becoming self-employed is warning amateur sportspeople to get insured. Rhyl Rugby Club's Ashley Bishop, 38, says his dream of becoming a self-employed electrician has been dashed before
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Popular cheese shop on Prestatyn’s High Street taken on by new owners
AN AWARD-winning cheese shop on Prestatyn’s High Street has come under new ownership. The Little Cheesemonger, which opened in 2017 and is known for its wide selection of artisan cheeses, has been sold by founder Gemma Williams to new owners.
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FUW calendar competition winners for 2025 revealed
Budding photographers have been celebrated for their images of rural life in Wales. The FUW’s annual calendar competition saw entries from across the country, with Emily Jones from Penuwch taking the top prize. Her picture of North Country