CONWY Borough bounced back from their thumping against JD Cymru North leaders Prestatyn Town with an impressive 2-1 triumph at Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochant. The Tangerines’ were on the wrong end of a 7-0 drubbing at the hands of the Seasiders’ last week
LLANDUDNO moved into the JD Cymru North’s top eight with a resounding 4-1 home triumph over Porthmadog. The one-time Europa League qualifiers produced arguably their most impressive display of the campaign against their struggling opponents at
A DRAMATIC penalty save from Colwyn Bay goalkeeper Andy Coughlin enabled them to secure a hard-fought 1-0 win at Ruthin Town. The Seagulls’ came away from a tricky JD Cymru North trip with three points in a game they missed a large number of chances
LLANDUDNO Amateurs picked up their first away win of the Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division Two season with a thrilling 5-4 success at Pentraeth. Sandy Malone’s newly promoted side fell behind after just four minutes when Jack Walsh found the net
LLANDUDNO Albion got one over on a familiar foe to reach the next stage of the FAW Trophy with a 4-2 win at St Asaph City. Things got off to the worst possible start for the Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One side, who went ahead after just
A NEWLY appointed rugby manager has returned from Cardiff after taking a Colwyn Bay mixed ability rugby team to its debut victory - at the Principality Stadium! Grŵp Llandrillo Menai’s engagement office Hannah Hughes led out the Stingrays for its
THERE’s less than a week to make your views on the proposals for the development of Conwy county known to the local authority. The Local Development Plan (LDP) sets out the planning strategy for future development. The public is consulted for its
ONE of Wales’ greatest composers will be remembered at the festival he created nearly 50 years ago. The event at St Asaph Cathedral on Sunday, September 22 at 7pm, will feature works by Professor William Mathias and also music that he loved, by
A FORMER waitress and pub cleaner has been taken a career step forward with Llandudno Junction’s social enterprise Crest Cooperative. Llinos Hughes of Penmaenmawr volunteered to work in with Crest’s cafe before being taken on as an employee, where
MORE than 200 people have gathered in Llandudno to put their best foot forward for dementia and Alzheimer's. The annual Llandudno Memory walk from the Lifeboat station to the pier saw 261 people from around North Wales raise £2124 for the Alzheimer's
RHOS-on-Sea rally hero Matt Edwards has successfully defended his title as British Rally Champ this weekend. Edwards and co-driver Patrick Walsh were crowned the 2019 champions after a stellar campaign in Britain’s premier rallying series at the
A UNIQUE take on one of the most enduring horror figures will be realised in a thrilling production in Llandudno Junction this Halloween. Features music by Schnittke, Rachmaninov, Pärt and Daugherty. the Northern Ballet's adaptation of Bram Stoker's
