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SCHOOLS have broken up for the summer, and that means six weeks to fill.

As we approach King Charles Coronation, its timely that we look back 70 years to 1953, when Queen Elizabeth was crowned.

As we approach King Charles Coronation, its timely that we look back 70 years to 1953, when Queen Elizabeth was crowned.

Our recent nostalgic trip to the seaside , sparked a host of memories, shared by people from far and wide who enjoyed the beach resort in their…

Postcards are not unique to the UK but theres something quintessentially British about them nonetheless. And none more so than of the seaside.

As a parent and former dog owner living in North Wales, Ive spent many hours, in all weathers, at Loggerheads Country Park.

As a parent and former dog owner living in North Wales, Ive spent many hours, in all weathers, at Loggerheads Country Park.

Our recent nostalgic trip to the seaside glory days of Rhyl, sparked a host of memories, shared by people from far and wide who enjoyed the beach resort in their younger days. Using some of your family photos, and postcards from the collection of history columnist, the late Elvet Pierce, courtesy of his son Brynmor, we take another look back at the golden days on the North Wales coast... Richard Owen, who now lives in Devon, said: "I lived in Rhyl and still have family there. "I worked ...

Many coastal towns across the country were simply the place be for a day out or full on holiday. Rhyl was one such town, and has been a favourite destination for summer holidays for generations, people came from far and wide to enjoy the long sandy beach and bustling front. We recently asked readers for their memories of the North Wales seaside town. Combining some of your recollections with a fantastic collection of postcards from history columnist, the late Elvet Pierce, courtesy of ...

What are your holiday memories of Rhyl? Rhyl has been a favourite destination for summer holidays for generations, with people coming from far and wide to enjoy the long sandy beach and bustling front. Pictured in its heyday is a postcard from the collection of history columnist, the late Elvet Pierce, courtesy of his son Brynmor. No date but the stamp mark is 1969. The Journal is asking readers to share their memories or photos of summers or days out at Rhyl. Did you have your first d...