A LUCKY 13 goals were netted by a variety of Ruthin Town Youth FC sides during their spot of weekend action. At the top of the bill for the club were Ruthin Town U-16s with their 4-1 triumph at home to Brymbo. Strikes from Byron Jones, Danw Diss
A CHOIR from Llanuwchllyn travelled to The Netherlands over the weekend to raise awareness of the Welsh culture and language. Côr Eryrod Meirion flew to the Netherlands on January 18 as part of a campaign to attract overseas visitors to Wales during
RUTHIN School has an autocratic and controlling management system and young people are not safeguarded appropriately, according to an official report. The report by the Care Inspectorate Wales follows an inspection last November. It has already
TWO teenagers have been charged following the death of a 17-year-old girl who died in a crash Olivia Alkir from the Efenechtyd area, died at the scene of a two-car crash on the A51015 near Ruthin on June 27, 2019. She had been appointed deputy
RHOS AELWYD 2 LLANUWCHLLYN 0 AN away day loss marked the Wrexham Area League weekend from the perspective of Llanuwchllyn. The latest test for the Gwynedd villagers in the Premier Division was a visit to Rhos Aelwyd. A 2-0 margin would
Y GLANNAU 0 LLANSANNAN 7 A MAGNIFICENT seven means that Llansannan are still on the march in a knockout competition. Frontman Geraint Jones was the star of the show as Llan claimed a thumping 7-0 success at St Asaph-based Y Glannau in the
A CONSULTATION has been launched for members of the public to have their say on how their council should tackle climate change. Denbighshire County Council (DCC) declared a “climate and ecological emergency” in July last year which included commitments
MOLD 2NDS 12 RUTHIN 2NDS 29 LOCAL bragging rights belonged to the lads from Cae Ddol. The battle for Moel Famau took place at Mold's Chester Road ground, with Division Three (North) Ruthin 2nds yet again taking the spoils by winning the game
A CAMPAIGN to raise £300,000 for the Urdd Eisteddfod is three-quarters of the way to its finishing line. Denbighshire’s Urdd Eisteddfod 2020 Appeal has raised 72 per cent of its target sum for the major Welsh youth festival, which is set to be hosted
THREE team awards, four North Wales titles and a host of age-group prizes. This was the very satisfying haul for Prestatyn Running Club from the annual Twin Piers 10k in Colwyn Bay on Saturday. For the first time, both the men and women won the
SEVEN neighbours in Denbigh are celebrating after winning £1,000 in the Postcode Lottery. The Park Street residents netted the windfall when LL16 3DB was announced as a daily prize winner with the People’s Postcode Lottery on Tuesday, January 21
BALA 15 LLANDUDNO 17 TITLE favourites Llandudno knew they had been in a game over the weekend. The unbeaten WRU League Division One (North) leaders were forced to come from behind to gather a slender success at in-form Bala. Maes Gwyniad
YOUNG volunteers have planted 60 native trees at the Mooring Basin in Llangollen. Llangollen Scouts cleared litter and planted trees donated from the Woodland Trust to create a new woodland shaw at the Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
MELIDEN 2 CERRIGYDRUDION 1 THERE was to be no cup joy for Cerrigydrudion over the weekend. In the second round of the Vale of Clwyd and Conwy League's Premier Cars Bangor Premier Cup, Cerrig were tasked with a trip to Meliden. Despite taking
LLANGOLLEN Rotary Club will be holding a vehicle charity rally to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Society and the Rotary charity. Called the North Wales Vehicle Rally, this fun event will be held on Saturday March 21, and entrabts from across North
RGC 43 LLANELLI 21 A BRILLIANT first half display set RGC on their way to a winning weekend. The Gogs made a welcome return to winning ways courtesy of a 43-21 scoreline at home to Llanelli. RGC put in a barnstorming opening 40 minutes.
ST ASAPH CITY 1 LLANDYRNOG UNITED 1 IT was honours even in a big Vale of Clwyd clash over the weekend. St Asaph City played host to Denbighshire rivals Llandyrnog United in their latest Lock Stock Welsh Alliance League Division One encounter
A PLAYGROUP has been praised by inspectors for its “outstanding” planning and learning assessment for children. Llangollen Playgroup, an English language service registered for 19 children, was inspected by the Care Inspectorate Wales on November
A mum is urging people to be more accepting of the ‘most natural thing in the world’. Nicola Jones, of Holywell, said she was left ‘shocked’ when she was asked to move to another room when she needed to breastfeed her son. She told our sister
