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Plans for large new warehouse at Chirk Kronospan site receive approval - Vimarsana News

Plans for large new warehouse at Chirk Kronospan site receive approval

Kronospan applied in July to create a storage facility measuring 260 metres by 60 metres at its wood panel manufacturing plant on Holyhead Road. v.1

Plans to 'significantly improve' Wrexham school backed for approval - Vimarsana News

Plans to 'significantly improve' Wrexham school backed for approval

Children at Ysgol Yr Hafod in Johnstown are currently taught at two separate sites in the village v.1

Another Chief Officer set to leave council - Lawrence Isted announces retirement date - Vimarsana News

Another Chief Officer set to leave council - Lawrence Isted announces retirement date

Wrexham Council are set to lose another Chief Officer as the Planning & Regulatory head has said he will be leaving in six months time. The rumoured move was announced this lunchtime to councillors by Chief Executive Ian Bancroft. In a message Mr Bancroft said, “Lawrence Isted, Chief Officer Planning & Regulatory, has announced his […]

Plans for new nursery at Chirk primary school recommended for approval - Vimarsana News

Plans for new nursery at Chirk primary school recommended for approval

An application was put forward in April to provide a purpose-built classroom for pre-school children at Ysgol y Waun in Chirk. v.1

Llay farm shop plans look set to be refused due to 'unsustainable' location - Vimarsana News

Llay farm shop plans look set to be refused due to 'unsustainable' location

Llay farm shop plans look set to be refused due to ‘unsustainable’ location Plans to build a farm shop on the outskirts of a village in Wrexham look set to be refused due to the “unsustainable” location. An application to create a 262-square-metre shop and cafe in a field off the Straight Mile in Llay is due to be considered by councillors next week. The proposals have been put forward by the owners of Rackery Farm, a 100-acre dairy farm located in nearby Burton. The agricultural business has already expanded previously by creating a luxury glamping site known as Rackery Retreat.