THE spirit of panto was alive and well in Llandudno as reporter Dale Spridgeon reviewed the first performance of Sleeping Beauty at Venue Cymru. BELTING songs, dance routines, buffoonery, slapstick, cross-dressing, in-jokes, topical references,
LLANRUG UNITED 0 LLANDYRNOG UNITED 0 WHAT a terrific point Llandyrnog United managed to gain on their travels over the weekend. Lock Stock Welsh Alliance League Division One hosts Llanrug United will have been strong favourites to secure their
IT'S been starting to feel a lot like Christmas for the Denbigh Harriers. There were two Santa-themed races over the weekend for club members. John Llewelyn Thomas took on the Bespoke Clwydian Santa Dash, supported by Roger Snaith and with David
DINBYCH 2NDS 7 PONTARDAWE 30 DINBYCH 2nds' excellent run in a national competition is at an end. They welcomed Pontardawe to Caeau Les Phillips in the fourth round of the WRU Shield on Saturday, being one of only two North Wales clubs remaining
BORRAS PARK ALBION 3 CAERWYS 4 CAERWYS took a trip up to Borras Park Albion under the care of newly appointed caretaker manager Jordan Hadaway for their latest Clwyd League (East) contest. In the past few games, Caerwys had failed to pick
FLINT 5 RUTHIN 2NDS 17 THE Blues managed to come through a tough away day challenge over the weekend. Ruthin 2nds maintained their unbeaten record in WRU League Division Three (North) on Saturday with a hard fought victory at Flint. Playing
DENBIGH TOWN 3 BODEDERN ATHLETIC 0 DENBIGH Town moved into the semi-finals of the Lock Stock Cookson Cup on a day of mixed emotions at Central Park. In a week of sadness for the club following the news that long-serving groundsman Derek Hughes
BALA 22 RUTHIN 11 AN injury-ravaged Ruthin side shorn of several of their stars travelled to a resurgent Bala, who had won their previous two games. It started on a bleak grey and drizzly afternoon with the wind whipping down the lake and
A STATUE made out of chocolate would be heaven for many people! That's exactly what can be seen at a Dee Valley venue. Conwy chocolatiers Baravelli’s have created a bespoke chocolate bison on behalf of Corwen's Rhug Estate, which will be featured
News that Kingdom Security has been replaced by another private enforcement firm has been greeted with anger by county councillors. Kingdom quit the county last summer after complaints from the public and councillors over the behaviour of its staff
DINBYCH 19 CAERNARFON 27 IT was Caernarfon who edged a closely contested encounter at Dinbych. A late rally by Dinbych brought them to within a point of the visitors, but they just failed to secure a losing bonus point with Caernarfon's last
A CHOCOLATE statue made for Rhug Estate is set to raise money for the Air Ambulance and Hope House children's hospice. Conwy chocolatiers, Baravelli’s, have created a bespoke Bison, on behalf of the estate based near Corwen. Created to celebrate
ABERYSTWYTH TOWN 2 RUTHIN TOWN 1 THERE was late, late heartbreak as unlucky Ruthin Town departed the JD Welsh Cup at top flight Aberystwyth. Extra time looked to be looming during the third round contest as visiting captain Ilan Hughes converted
Staff at a leading law firm have been getting in the Christmas spirit by stocking up Christmas hampers to donate to local food banks across North Wales and Cheshire. The idea came from Awel Haf Roberts, a legal secretary at Swayne Johnson’s St Asaph
FLINT TOWN UNITED 2 BALA TOWN 0 IT was a weekend to forget for Bala Town. The Lakesiders departed the JD Welsh Cup at the third round stage with a 2-0 loss at JD Cymru North high-flyers Flint Town United. At an extremely windy Cae y Castell
TWO of the classical worlds greatest voices and a pair of BRIT Award winners will lend their support to a major Dee Valley festival next summer. The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod has revealed its 2020 line-up and it has opened its
