ONE of Britain's best-loved comedians in the world will be appearing in North Wales later this year. Jimmy Carr will be appearing at Rhyl's Pavilion Theatre on September 22 (7pm) as part of his Terribly Funny tour. Tickets will go on sale this
STAFF jobs at cafes in Llandudno and Llandudno Junction will be saved despite the original owner’s company going into liquidation. Both the Providero cafes were was set up using crowd funding campaigns. The cafes, which are in Mostyn Street,
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to build 22 houses in Old Colwyn has been given the go ahead by Conwy planners. Macbryde Homes secured planning permission to start phase two of its Bryn Y Mor housing development on Dolwen Road, Old Colwyn. Work is anticipated
COMMUNITY groups and organisations are being urged to make a 'pledge' in order to make a difference. The Community Green Pledges initiative has been launched by Conwy and Denbighshire Public Services Board (PSB). The scheme consists of five green
LLOYDS Banking Group has announced that a North Wales branch will close its doors later this year as part of a nationwide plan of closures across the UK. The banking giant has confirmed plans to shut 31 Lloyds, 10 Halifax and 15 Bank of Scotland
LONG standing supporters of Llandudno lifeboat, the Lions Club of Llandudno, recently made a donation of £200. The money was raised at the Llandudno Boxing Day Dip which supported a number of local charities. Llandudno RNLI lifeboat operations manager
MORE than 200,000 people across Wales are now members of the National Trust. Membership within Wales has reached an all-time high - just as the conservation charity celebrates its 125th anniversary of protecting and caring for places of historic
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29: STAGE: Frankenstein at Theatr Clwyd, Mold (7.30pm) GROUP: Denbigh Safety Group meeting at Cysgodfa, Denbigh (7.15pm) FILM: Cats at Theatr Clwyd, Mold (8pm) EXHIBITION: Susie Freeman: WOWI+ at Ruthin Craft Centre (
FAMILY and friends gathered at a football club to remember a devoted teacher as a charity was launched in her name. Delyth Wyn Jones, who was assistant headteacher and head of PE at Ysgol Bryn Elian in Old Colwyn, died unexpectedly on September
THE home of Science in North Wales officially has a new identity. Techniquest Glyndŵr has announced its new look and name to coincide with its multi-million pound move to Wrexham town centre. Following months of consultation with thousands of
HEART specialists are inviting North Wales schoolchildren to take part in a potentially lifesaving treasure hunt. Arrhythmia nurse Julie Starling and North Wales Community Public Access Defibrillator support officer Tomos Hughes want super-spotters
PUBLIC toilets were set on fire 'deliberately' in Llandudno. North Wales Fire and Rescue Service sent one crew to the incident on Alex Munro Way at about 12pm on Tuesday, January 28. The crew found toilet roll had been set on fire, which had
The Welsh Assembly has voted to introduce a smacking ban in Wales. Assembly Members voted 36 to 14 in the Senedd on Tuesday in favour of the Welsh Government bill, which sees the country join 58 other nations including Scotland to end the physical
A 41-year-old man who was drink-driving for the fifth time had driven at 90mph through Abergele then crashed at nearby Llanddulas, as he fled police, a court heard.. Lee Sumner, of Rosebery Avenue, Llandudno, who’d reached 106mph in a Mazda and
