WALES' only AA Five Red Star hotel, based near Bala, is aiming to develop its green status by introducing one of the few electric car charging points powered by its own hydro plant. Palé Hall in Llandderfel reopened in 2016 and became North Wales
TRIBUTES have been paid to a giant of the Vale of Clwyd football scene. Tudor Jones, a former Llandyrnog and District Summer League chairman and committee member, has died at the age of 74. Leading the tributes, Ruthin Town FC general secretary
A RHYL and Abergele medical negligence team has had a record year. Ahead of its 130th anniversary later this year, Gamlins Law recovered more than £1.2million in damages for clients in the year to the end of March. The firm’s solicitors have
A POSITIVELY medieval take on Easter celebrations invaded a historic castle over the weekend. Hundreds of people turned out for the Medieval Easter Egg-stravaganza held at Denbigh Castle on Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. A series of activities
A DRIVER has been reported after she was found to be carrying 10 people in a car on Monday (April 22). Police said the Ford S-Max had broken down on the A55 at Rhuallt shortly before 5pm and when officers arrived two young children were found in
ANYONE interested in civil engineering higher apprenticeships, summer placements, or level 2 apprenticeships at one of North Wales’ most successful family businesses are being invited to its annual careers event. Experienced workers seeking to
A FORMER wildlife ranger has published a new book. Malcolm Ingham, of Ruthin, has published a new book entitled From Badgers to Nighthawks: Adventures of a Wildlife Ranger. Mr Ingham worked as a ranger, then head ranger and wildlife ranger
SPRING has sprung in Ruthin after six cygnets were spotted exploring and splashing about in a park. The clutch of baby swans hatched in Cae Ddol Park on Tuesday, April 16 and have been playing in the lake while not being allowed to stray too far
