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Nightingale House Hospice balloon sponsors thanked for support Sponsors of the Nightingale House Build a Balloon campaign to celebrate 25 years of hospice care have been thanked for their support in getting the scheme off the ground. The hospice provides specialist palliative care services, completely free-of-charge, to patients and their families across an area stretching from Wrexham, Flintshire and East Denbighshire to Barmouth and the border towns including Oswestry and Whitchurch. Nine companies have supported the campaign and work building the balloon is now underway. Its first flight w...

PATIENTS and visitors to Ruthin Hospital will be directed to enter through the new GP entrance and reception from this week on as the re-development of the site moves into its final stage. Contractor Read Construction has completed work on the hospital’s new car park and entrance as the £3.1m renovation scheme moves into its final stages. The GP entrance will be used as a temporary reception until October, while the existing hospital reception is closed for complete refurbishment. The existing hospital driveway will also close on 7 June, and traffic will be directed via the tempora...

Work building “fantastic environment for learning” at local primary school well underway Works to extend and make alterations at a local primary school are well underway. The extension at Barkers Lane, which started in January, will eventually house a new nursery facility and increase classroom capacity to allow for an increase of pupils from 210 to 315. It is intended that the increase will see smaller class sizes currently at the school in addition to relieving the pressures on other English medium schools across the town centre. The foundations for the new extension are finished, work ...

WORK to expand a Wrexham school is really taking shape. The extension of Barker’s Lane school started in January and will form a new nursery facility and increase classroom capacity to allow for an increase of pupils from 210 to 315. It is intended that the increase will see smaller class sizes currently at the school in addition to relieving the pressures on other English medium schools across the town centre. The foundations for the new extension are finished, work has started on the steel frame and foundation walls have started going up ready for the floor to be put in place.

Councillors have scaled back plans for the redevelopment of an historic market hall where costs spiralled out of control.