North Wales Police has revised the number of gangs it says are exploiting vulnerable people in the region. The practice known as county lines sees gangsters sending children from big cities to deal drugs in North Wales. Speaking to members
BRYMBO 2NDS 178-7 CORWEN 98 SHORT-HANDED Corwen did well to make sure they picked up a points from their spot of weekend action. Corwen, who only had nine players at their disposal, made the trip to visit North Wales Cricket League Division
AN experienced duo will once more be helping Bala Town during the forthcoming JD Welsh Premier League season. Lakesiders' boss Colin Caton has again appointed Stephen Fisher as his assistant manager and Ryan Valentine as Bala's first team coach.
BUSINESSES from across North Wales have rallied together to help raise money to send a Llangollen woman to America for vital surgery. Harley Walker, 29, is hoping to raise £40,000 to travel across the Atlantic for vital thoracic endometriosis surgery
THERE has been some goal-den success for Vale of Clwyd youngsters to celebrate. The boys' A team from Denbigh's Ysgol Frongoch won the Vale of Clwyd football tournament earlier this month. It proved to be a near perfect day for the Frongoch boys
A NEW headteacher has been appointed at Ysgol Glan Clwyd in St Asaph. Gwyn Tudur will leave his role as headteacher of bilingual secondary Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor, after seven years when Bethan Cartwright steps down in the summer. Mrs Cartwright's
LAST week saw the penultimate race of the Tuesday evening fell race series. Denbigh Harrier Menai Baugh was there in her bid to retain her age category title. The 4.5-mile race was at Abergwyngregyn, starting up a grassy hill with over 800 feet
ABERGELE 82 RUTHIN 83-9 HE may only have scored four runs, but Olly Gray's late effort proved to be crucial during a victorious weekend for Ruthin. Abergele was the destination for Ruthin's latest North Wales Cricket League Division One encounter
A victim of depression from Kinmel Bay who suffered terrible head injuries in a desperate suicide attempt is now an ambassador for a charity which helps people with similar life-changing trauma. Cindie Vowles, from Kinmel Bay, is backing Headway
THE annual Ruthin Scarecrow Festival took to the streets of the historic market town despite the floods. More than 20 entries were made this year, though some were better prepared for the heavy rain than others. Mary Poppins kept her magic umbrella
CONNAH'S QUAY 113 ST ASAPH 115-1 DUNCAN Midgley was in quite scintillating form as St Asaph secured a Quay victory on their travels. Midgley hit a superb unbeaten 86 as the Saints strengthened their lofty North Wales Cricket League Premier
STARS of a documentary about the gruelling world of female shearers competing at the world's most prestigious sheep shearing competition are coming to Ruthin and Caernarfon. Female shearers from New Zealand, who appear in the “She Shears,” will
A new drop-in service is helping to ensure that the carers of people with serious mental health problems receive the emotional and practical support they need. The regular drop-in sessions at Glan Clwyd Hospital’s Ablett Psychiatric Unit provide
A FORMER limestone quarry in the hill of a waterfall village is set to be auctioned. The 23-acre site in Dyserth, where quarrying had taken place since the 13th century, includes the old limework and regenerated woodland which is home to birds
DENBIGH 102-2 BRYMBO 100-6 A SUPERB bowling display set Denbigh up for a big weekend North Wales Cricket Club triumph. The Ystrad Road side continues to occupy a spot in the upper reaches of the Premier Division standings on the back of a
