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THE new High Sheriff of Clwyd has pledged to help support the growing number of people suffering mental health issues during his term of office. Former Airbus UK executive Steve Thomas, from St Asaph, was speaking after making his declarations before magistrate Toby Prosser, Chair of the Central North Wales Bench, at St Asaph. He has taken over in the role as the Queen’s representative in North East Wales from David Wynne-Finch. The origins of the office date back to Saxon times when the ‘Shire Reeve’ was responsible to the king for the maintenance of law and order within the sh...

THE new High Sheriff of Clwyd has pledged to help support the growing number of people suffering mental health issues during his term of office. Former Airbus UK executive Steve Thomas, from St Asaph, was speaking after making his declarations before magistrate Toby Prosser, Chair of the Central North Wales Bench, at St Asaph. He has taken over in the role as the Queen’s representative in North East Wales from David Wynne-Finch. The origins of the office date back to Saxon times when the ‘Shire Reeve’ was responsible to the king for the maintenance of law and order within the sh...

Properties with land in the beautiful North Wales countryside are being snapped up by working from home city slickers freed from the office by the pandemic. That’s the evidence from a rocketing property market which has been boosted not just by the stamp duty holiday but also by lockdown changes in working practices. North Wales law firm Swayne Johnson, which has six offices across the region from Menai Bridge on Anglesey to Tattenhall, near Chester, have seen their conveyancing workload rise by 50 per cent since the first pandemic lockdown ended in July. One of the drivers of that ...

A NORTH WALES community radio station has made the jump from the internet to the FM air waves to reach more homes in Conwy and Denbighshire. From Monday, February 8, Sound Radio Wales will broadcast on FM 103.1 from its studios in Towyn to its audience which stretches from Prestatyn to Abergele and up the Vale of Clwyd to Denbigh. Winning a coveted spot on FM is a big boost, according to Director Craig Kennealey, from Rhyl, who helped set up the station to broadcast on the internet in Kinmel Bay in 2018. They are now putting out over 70 hours of news, views, music and chat a week and ...