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DENBIGHSHIRE Housing’s Tenants Awards 2022 is now open for nominations.

Wrexham Council’s Ty Pawb facility is running at a loss – however the arts offer is ‘very successful’ at grant applications and does not run a deficit – with the ‘building costs and car park’ ‘pulling down’ the overall budgets. The detail emerged during an ‘urgent’ (but not really – more here) meeting of the […]

Wrexham councillors have examined Ty Pawb “as matter of urgency” as the lead member ‘clarifies’ it never left his portfolio, despite council reports and briefings saying otherwise. A meeting held by the employment, business and investment scrutiny committee this week was held under somewhat different circumstances to normal after the regular long scheduled report on […]

A one way system will be in place along Watery Road and Croesnewydd Road by the Maelor Hospital later this month while bus shelter improvements take place. The road will operate one way from Croesnewydd Road towards A5152 Bradley Road roundabout from Monday 18 July. Traffic wishing to access Croesnewydd Road from Watery Road will […]

Pre-construction works has started to convert a former housing shelter into new homes to help with homelessness. The £4.5m project at Ty Nos – on Holt Road – is a partnership between ClwydAlyn Housing Association, Wrexham County Borough Council, Welsh Government and Gareth Morris Construction. Once complete it will see 19 one-bedroom affordable homes be […]

Council staff have detailed how they have been unable to access payslips online due to an electronic system not working properly. Around 300 council workers are believed to be affected by the long term problem, many unable to access pay slip details within the ‘MyView’ system. Issues are exacerbated for those who are not in […]

The Construction period is 18 months from commencement date.

Wrexham Council’s Employment, Business and Investment Scrutiny Committee (EBIS) are set to probe the ‘performance’ of Ty Pawb at a meeting on Wednesday, but have only just got key reports. Traditionally councillors have the reports well before meetings to ensure they can digest them, and understand issues before putting together questions for officers and Lead […]

Somerset residents who are struggling to pay the bills could be eligible for support with the cost of food, energy, water, and other essentials over the coming months.

Residents in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area are being invited to have their say on local services for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).