Offa Street News Today

On Saturday (November 18) hundreds of people gathered to watch the lights switch on at Eagles Meadow in the city centre.

A Christmas carol service in Brymbo has been cancelled due to forecast of below freezing temperatures.

Preparations are underway for the Johnstown Christmas lights switch. Taking place on November 25 there will be plenty of festivities for people to enjoy, including more than 20 stalls selling gifts, crafts, hot food and mince pies. Children will also have the chance to see the man himself with Father Christmas visiting on Santa’s float […]

Preparations are underway for Johnstown Christmas lights switch on at the end of November.

WOMEN marched through the streets of Hereford bearing brightly coloured placards and dressed as suffragettes in the movements colours of green and…

Five new Public Access Defibrillators have been installed in Brymbo and Tanyfron. The defibrillators, which have been installed in secure cabinets by the Welsh Ambulance Service, can be accessed in an emergency 24 hours a day by calling 999. Emergency services will then provide a code to release the defibrillators. The life saving equipment has […]

Defibrillators have been installed in five locations across Brymbo, Tanyfron and Bwlchgwyn which make the equipment more accessible to more people.

PATIENTS in a Wrexham community are celebrating that their GP clinic is to reopen long term.

A total of thirteen people appeared for sentencing at Mold Crown Court on Wednesday. They were: Ryan Edwards, aged 33 and of Llay Place Avenue in Llay Thomas Faulds, aged 25 and of Sefton Road in Old Colwyn John Griffiths, aged 26 and of Plas Alyn in Summerhill Richard Griffiths, aged 42 and of Willow Bridge Court in Wrexham Sion Griffiths, aged 34 and of Maes Meurig in Gwalchmai, Anglesey Dwayne Pritchard, aged 22 and of Offa Street in Johnstown Jayne Pritchard, aged 45 and of no fixed abode...

Members of Tic Tac drug gang jailed for 50 years for bringing misery to North Wales Thirteen people were sentenced for their part in the conspiracy Updated Richard Griffiths, who was the leader of the drugs gang (Image: North Wales Police) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Some...