THE tastes of Japanese cuisine, its sushi, noodles and tofu, are popular in the UK, but the delights of Welsh produce are perhaps less well-known on the East Asian island. However as the Rugby World Cup approaches and the Welsh team prepare to
AN APPLE-lover who has four trees in her garden has set out to collect the crunchy, sweet fruit from across Denbighshire and make juice that will raise funds for community projects. Heledd Iago launched Sudd, a community interest company, this
BALA Town manager Colin Caton has heaped praise on his side’s new signings who have brought “great team spirit” to the club. A flurry of signings during the summer transfer window saw Steven Leslie, Louis Robles, Jonny Spittle, Lee Molyneux, Thomas
The Prime Minister’s announcement that 20,000 more police officers will be recruited has been generally well received, but a prominent North Wales officer says they will have to see whether it is “bumbling bluster or a belated boost”. Mark Jones
NEWLY refurbished church bells in Ruthin are ringing out once again. The peal of eight, which date from the mid-19th century, were rung for a special Sunday morning service at St Peter's Church to celebrate their restoration. The service was
SHOPPERS who have had enough of their weekly items being wrapped in single-use plastic staged a protest outside a popular supermarket. Plastic Free Llangollen organised the protest at Aldi in Llangollen on Saturday, September 7 and invited shoppers
WHILE Australian captain Steve Smith notched up a double century, Prestatyn Running Club’s Steve Hatfield hit his own 100 last week. At the final event of this year’s Off-Road Grand Prix Series in Shotton, he received a special award for competing
MORE than a mile of the River Clwyd has been fenced off to prevent the water from being contaminated by cattle farming. Environmental management authority Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has advised 200 farms in the Lower Clwyd area on how best to
TWO minutes' silence were held on the 9th hour of the 9th day of the 9th month to commemorate the dedication of the emergency services in Denbighshire. Denbighshire County Council staged the ceremony at Ruthin County Hall to mark National Emergency
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11: STAGE: The Birmingham Stage Company presents Tom Gates at Venue Cymru, Llandudno (7pm) DANCE: Elite School of Dance presents The Story of Tonight at Theatr Clwyd, Mold (7pm) FILM: Senior screening of Blinded By The
PUPILS at Rhyl’s new £23million faith school were eager to get settled in and explore their new surroundings during the first day of the new term. Christ the Word Catholic School, which has replaced Ysgol Mair and Blessed Edward Jones Catholic High
A RUTHIN tradition dating back donkey's years is set to ride back into town this weekend. Following last year's event, which saw hundreds turn up to catch the annual race, the Donkey Derby is expected to draw similar numbers once again when it returns
