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The Coodabeen Champions have built a near-religious following over more than 40 years – but the true miracle is that the radio group still makes each other laugh.

LLANDUDNOS Miss Alice has walked ten miles around the town to raise funds for Blind Veterans UK, the national charity for vision-impaired…

Legendary former Town defender Billy Baxter has died from cancer at the age of 70. Baxter was a key member of Sir Alf Ramseys 1960/61 Second Division and 1961/62 First Division championship-winning sides and captained Bill McGarrys 1967/68 Second Division championship-winning team.

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At 99 years of age, WWII Veteran and long-time Buff Point resident, Derrick Oliver, was very happy to attend an Anzac Day service again and lay a wreath

CardsChat Podcast host Robbie Strazynski talks with Terry King, WSOP bracelet winner, former prop player, long-time poker industry insider, and eyewitness to

Town boss Mick McCarthy says he hopes his hometown club Barnsley will ultimately secure Championship survival this season but insists they won’t get any favours when they visit Portman Road this evening.

The show has been on-air since 1981, but now has a new home.

THE manager of the new Marks and Spencer supermarket in Llandudno, Katie Whelan, expressed her delight as the hard work put in to set up the store…

THE opening of the new Marks and Spencer store in Llandudno this morning (March 16) was serenaded by members of the Maelgwn Male Voice Choir.