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Wrexham Magistrates court has issued a court order closing the shop

Wrexham Council has received further reports of a Facebook user fraudulently selling stalls for non existent events in Wrexham on a community…

Trading Standards are warning the public over scams on social media advertising local and regional events.

A Wrexham shopkeeper has pleaded guilty to selling alcohol without a licence.

A Wrexham builder has been prosecuted by the Magistrates Court for not carrying out the expected work.

The local authority says its message is loud and clear after processing 70 fake documents last year.

Businesses and individuals caught selling illicit tobacco can now receive a penalty of up to £10,000.

Those looking for romance this Valentines Day are being warned to be wary of online scammers.

A new campaign has launched in a bid to raise awareness of the dangers of buying counterfeit electrical products online in the run-up to Christmas. The ‘Don’t Blow Christmas’ initiative, an Intellectual Property Office led consumer campaign backed by Wrexham Council, urges people to recognise and choose authentic electrical goods from legitimate retailers in a […]

A national campaign aiming to reduce scam mail is now underway, with members of the public encouraged to get involved. Throughout December the National Trading Standards Scam Team are running a SCAMnesty campaign and asking everyone to look out for any scam mail and send it to them for investigation. Advance Fee Scams Often Include: […]