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Rhyl pizza company hits the big screen as business thrives - Vimarsana News

Rhyl pizza company hits the big screen as business thrives

 The company decided to go mobile earlier this year, which owner Scott Cheesman said is “a lot better”.

Gala at Rhyl Miniature Railway to welcome 'Billie' to fleet - Vimarsana News

Gala at Rhyl Miniature Railway to welcome 'Billie' to fleet

Billie was built in the 1920s along with five others. It was sold to  Dreamland Margate, which was designed by famed miniature railway engineer…

Bike trials display team show off their skills in Rhyl - Vimarsana News

Bike trials display team show off their skills in Rhyl

A BIKE trials display team made up from some of the UK’s most experienced demonstration riders are performing in Rhyl today.

Rhyl businesses sign up to 'safe space' scheme to help those feeling vulnerable, confused or unwell - Vimarsana News

Rhyl businesses sign up to 'safe space' scheme to help those feeling vulnerable, confused or unwell

BUSINESSES in Rhyl are being asked to provide a safe space for anyone who finds themselves feeling vulnerable, confused, or unwell when out and about. Rhyl BID is behind the Safe Space Campaign which has been launched in response to recent events; the tragedy surrounding Sarah Everard is the catalyst for the scheme. The campaign is being run in partnership with North Wales Police and the Rhyl Radio Links Committee. Nadeem Ahmad, chair of Rhyl BID, said: “No woman, man or child should feel unsafe on our streets. Unfortunately though, there are times when someone may feel vulnerable o...

Rhyl bollards block business: Rhyl Bid release latest findings as campaign ramps up to get rid of 'unaesthetic experiment' - Vimarsana News

Rhyl bollards block business: Rhyl Bid release latest findings as campaign ramps up to get rid of 'unaesthetic experiment'

MORE than 85 per cent of shoppers say they will avoid Rhyl due to the bollards put in place to promote social distancing. In addition, nearly 60 per cent of businesses say they have already been impacted by the temporary street furniture. The findings have been released by Rhyl Bid who have been running a survey to find out how bollards - installed in Queen Street, Bodfor Street and the Promenade by Denbighshire County Council (DCC) - are impacting traders and shoppers. As part of the Active Travel and Covid 19 scheme, changes have been made to town centres to help make them feel safe...