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THE leisure centre in Corwen has re-opened under a new name - with those responsible for the re-branding proud to provide a fitting tribute to…

The bollards will be removed in May BOLLARDS in Rhyl are set to be removed on May 4. But businesses felt the bollards gave the impression the town was ‘closed’. There was also concerns about how they impacted on parking and deliveries. Dr James Davies, Vale of Clwyd MP, said: "The council have confirmed that the bollards will be removed on May 4, which is good news for all the businesses affected. “The past 12 months have been particularly challenging for businesses, and these bol...

“Enjoy yourselves but please stay safe” reminder ahead of hospitality reopening outdoor service on Monday Hospitality businesses are gearing up for the long awaited re-opening of outdoor service from Monday, with a quick reminder being circulated ahead of the date. Ian Jones, Head of Public Protection at Wrexham Council said: “Re-opening outdoor hospitality is a major step in coming out of the level-4 restrictions but we all still need to remain cautious. “Covid-19 hasn’t gone away an...

  Following the issuance of the RFQ on the 18th of March 2021; the issuance of Addendum No:1 on 6th April 2021, the Pre-bid meeting/Investor Conference held on 13th April 2021, the issuance of Addendum No:2 on 14th April 2021; Prospective Bidders are advised to take note of the response to queries and request for clarifications during the virtual Pre-bid meeting/Investor Conference held on 13th April 2021, as well as the response to queries and request for clarifications made subsequent to 13t...

ALL Denbighshire primary school pupils and secondary school pupils in years 11 and 13 will return to school on Monday (March 15). Before the Easter break the remaining secondary school year groups will have the opportunity to attend school and individual schools will communicate their arrangements with parents and carers. Denbighshire County Council is reminding parents and guardians to follow guidance around schools which includes not to mix while picking up and dropping off children at ...

Two Wrexham schools removed from Estyn review requirement list after positive follow up Two local secondary schools have received positive feedback by Estyn – the education and training inspectorate for Wales. Both Darland High School in Rossett and The Maelor School in Penley recently underwent follow-up reviews after being inspected back in 2019. Estyn has now published a letter on both Darland and the Maelor School with a judgement is that both schools have addressed the recommendations th...

ALL Denbighshire primary school pupils and secondary school pupils in years 11 and 13 will return to school on Monday (March 15). Before the Easter break the remaining secondary school year groups will have the opportunity to attend school and individual schools will communicate their arrangements with parents and carers. Denbighshire County Council is reminding parents and guardians to follow guidance around schools which includes not to mix while picking up and dropping off children at ...

The council also prosecuted the establishment for failing to train its staff in proper food hygiene practices. Councillor Andrew McHugh, Lead Member for Health and Wellbeing, said: “Local people want to know that if they order food for takeaway or home delivery, it has been safely and hygienically prepared. “To provide that confidence, we need to be making sure businesses have the information they need to follow the law and to be carrying out enforcement if they fall short. The gravit...

MORE than 6,300 trees and 600 metres of important wildlife hedge have been planted in the North of Denbighshire in the last four months, with funding from Natural Resources Wales and Welsh Government. As part of the PLANT and Well Connected projects the trees have been planted in the area between Kinmel Bay and Gronant, including at a number of schools. Finished hedge Ysgol Christchurch The planting was carried out by Denbighshire County Council’s Countryside Ranger Service and offi...

SIP Forum Names Chris Drake of iconectiv and Christopher Oatway of Verizon as New Members of Board of Directors, and Announces Re-Election of Other Members Share Article Industry luminaries to continue the SIP Forum’s history of thought leadership and technical expertise surrounding the evolution of STIR/SHAKEN and other IP communications technologies and services Together, Drake, Oatway, Dolly, Linse, Wendt and Whitten, along with other members of the Board of Directors, will leverage their ...