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Civic leaders to spend £70,000 on marketing campaign to revive Wrexham town centre - Vimarsana News

Civic leaders to spend £70,000 on marketing campaign to revive Wrexham town centre

Civic leaders to spend £70,000 on marketing campaign to revive Wrexham town centre Civic leaders are planning to spend £70,000 to fund a marketing campaign aimed at reviving Wrexham town centre. Businesses in the town have been forced to close on a number of occasions throughout the coronavirus pandemic due to lockdown measures. It has resulted in footfall in the main shopping area dropping significantly since the outbreak began in March last year. A tender notice issued by the group, which includes representatives from Wrexham Council, Glyndwr University and other key organisations and bus...

Wrexham town centre rooftop apartment plans receive green light - Vimarsana News

Wrexham town centre rooftop apartment plans receive green light

Updated: Thu 6th May Plans to create eight rooftop apartments in Wrexham town centre have received the green light. Approval was previously given to convert two floors of the Centenary Buildings on King Street into 52 flats. Developers Taylor Reed Homes submitted a further application in July last year to create eight more units on the roof of the building, which is located opposite the town’s bus station. Planning officers from Wrexham Council have now given the additional apartments their backing using delegated powers. The scheme is one of a number of a proposals to build flats above sh...

Appeal for people in Wrexham to make difference to children's lives by offering them a home - Vimarsana News

Appeal for people in Wrexham to make difference to children's lives by offering them a home

Posted: Mon 3rd May 2021 Appeal for people in Wrexham to make difference to children’s lives by offering them a home Wrexham Council is appealing for people to come forward to make a difference to children’s lives by offering them a home. The local authority is raising awareness of a number of ways people can help youngsters, including fostering, adopting or providing supported lodgings. The council has been looking at ways to increase the pool of carers in the area after figures published last year showed it was responsible for more than 300 looked after children, but only had just over...

Wrexham AFC supporters launch 'Fearless in Devotion' fanzine to celebrate new era - Vimarsana News

Wrexham AFC supporters launch 'Fearless in Devotion' fanzine to celebrate new era

Wrexham AFC supporters launch 'Fearless in Devotion' fanzine to celebrate new era First issue of Fearless in Devotion by former Daily Post journalists includes a chat with cult hero Mickey Thomas, Dragons captain Shaun Pearson on the takeover and a feature with fans who said no to Ryan and Rob buying the club Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now 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 yo...

New plans could see eight more houses built on Llay Royal British Legion site - Vimarsana News

New plans could see eight more houses built on Llay Royal British Legion site

New plans could see eight more houses built on Llay Royal British Legion site Eight more houses could be built on land next to a Royal British Legion (RBL) club in Wrexham under new proposals Permission was previously granted to put 51 new homes, a 4,000 square foot retail unit and boxing club next to the social club in Llay in 2019. The plans put forward by the RBL headquarters in London came despite objections from local club members that it could lead to its closure. A separate application has now been entered to create eight more houses on land off Wat’s Dyke Way.