Archive - Wednesday, 15 August 2018

Charity hockey match to raise money for amputee
HOCKEY clubs are staging a charity match in Flintshire to raise money for a keen hockey player who lost a leg to cancer.
Arddangosfa i gofio’r hogyn o Ddinbych a roddodd Gymru ar y map
FAINT ohonom sy’n gwybod am Humphrey Llwyd, a gafodd ei eni a’i fagu yn Foxhall, ger Dinbych, a ddaeth yn un o wyr blaenllaw’r dadeni yng Nghymru?
Cymorth i ffermwyr ar ôl Brexit fydd prif bwnc trafod yn Sioe Dinbych a Fflint
AR ddechrau Sioe Dinbych a Fflint, yr un olaf cyn i'r DU adael yr UE, bydd Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Ynni, Cynllunio a Materion Gwledig Lesley Griffiths AC am glywed barn cymaint o bobl â phosibl am ddyfodol cymorth i ffermwyr yng Nghymru.
Cyngerdd gitâr glasurol
AR achlysur cyhoeddi CD newydd gyda Chwmni Sain, bydd Rhisiart Arwel yn perfformio mewn cyngerdd yn Theatr Twm o'r Nant, Dinbych nos Iau, Medi'r 6.
Fall in car thefts in North Wales, bucking national trend
Car thefts have dropped last year in North Wales despite a rise across England and Wales.
Top honour for Dyffryn Clwyd footgolfer Jenny
A NATIONAL title has gone the way of a Vale of Clwyd competitor.
Fixtures for the week ahead
TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY):
Bala boss Caton hails Jones' epic rabona assist
BALA Town boss Colin Caton has joined the multitude of voices to hail Henry Jones' amazing piece of weekend skill.
Protestors to cover H. M. Stanley statue in Denbigh
PROTESTORS will to take to the streets of Denbigh for an annual demonstration against a statue.
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board spends £242k on equipment for obese patients
THE obesity crisis in North Wales has seen the health board spend almost £250,000 on specialist equipment including extra large fridges for use in morgues.
Daughters raise thousands to help bowel cancer victims
TWO sisters have staged a charity ball to raise thousands of pounds and awareness to help others with the cancer that caused their mum an early death.
Fears that thoughts of First World War soldiers will be lost forever under Llangollen railway bridge
FEARS have been raised that pieces of history could be lost forever.
Part-time Denbighshire doorman dumped rubbish he was paid to take away
Jack Carroll was paid by two housewives who responded to his Facebook advertisement as a waste-remover – but on Tuesday was ordered to pay £829 in a fine, costs and compensation to Denbighshire council for fly-tipping.