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Llangollen-based One Hundred Knights anticipate soaring sales as national studies point to a significant economic bounce back. The business, responsible for the operation and running of Tyn Dwr Hall, The Three Eagles and The Royal Hotel, has already been inundated with bookings. Last week, the award-winning Three Eagles Bar & Grill on Llangollen's Bridge Street, re-opened its courtyard to an eager throng of customers. With sell-out days for Denbighshire's favourite dining destination already set, there's plenty to celebrate as the First Minister announces the provisional opening of in...

Ten years ago today, a bride was getting ready for her moment in the spotlight, to walk down the aisle and say 'I do' to the man of her dreams.

Ten years ago today, a bride was getting ready for her moment in the spotlight, to walk down the aisle and say 'I do' to the man of her dreams. She was also watching another bride share her special day with the world, as Kate Middleton married Prince William. Emma Davies (nee Holden) and Ian Davies weren't to know when they planned their big day over a decade ago, that they would forever be sharing their anniversary with royalty. The couple, then of Hightown, Wrexham, now living in Llangollen, who met through Facebook, exchanged their vows on Friday, April 29, 2011, at 12.30pm at Wrex...

The businesses have been sharing photos of their outside eating areas, including outside bars, marquees, and terraces. We are all ready to go today! Please make sure you all wrap up warm (big jackets, scarves and blankets are a must have) as in typical British style it is still a bit chilly out there ��#glasfryn#pub#northwales#bandplife#marquee#britishsummertimepic.twitter.com/QXR8G4o5qX— Glasfryn (@glasfrynpub) April 26, 2021 The main message is how happy they are to be able see and serve their customers today. They have also asked people to be patient as social distancin...

She turned her audacious lens on herself, and shaped the future Laura Aguilar, Los Illegals, 1984. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches. Courtesy of the artist and the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center © Laura Aguilar. by Holland Cotter (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- It feels good — a relief — to know that photographer Laura Aguilar, who died in 2018, lived long enough to see her fine career survey, which opened a year earlier in her hometown Los Angeles and has now, at last, landed in New York. It’s a movingly, sometimes discomfortingly intimate show. To know Aguilar’s art is, to an unusual d...