Self-storage giant doubles size of Wrexham site after £150K revamp
Business is booming for a fast-growing self-storage company which has just re-opened one of its Wrexham storage parks after a £150,000 refurbishment. That included an extension to their Whitegates facility, on the town’s Queensway, by Lock Stock Self-Storage which has...
Lucas aiming to continue cycle of success at Jones Village Bakery
A talented young baker who made history in his native Germany is rising to a new challenge in North Wales. Lucas Fussnegger became the youngest ever master baker in his homeland and he’s now putting his skills to use at the fast-growing Jones Village Bakery in...
Police boss calls for new Hillsborough Law after “lies and alleged cover-up”
A policing boss has blasted senior officers’ lies and an alleged cover-up over the Hillsborough tragedy – and is calling for a new law to stop it happening again. North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin hit out following the collapse of the trial...
Top tenor Rhys and TikTok drag star Ellis launch search for singers for hit TV show
A classically trained tenor has teamed up with a TikTok drag star to launch a search for budding singers from across Wales to perform with their musical idols. Rhys Meirion, who hails from Porthmadog and now lives in Pwllglas, near Ruthin, and student Ellis Lloyd...
Cupra Formentor road test by Steve Rogers
This is Seat getting serious. The Spanish car maker has always been the sporty sibling in the Volkswagen family and its new Cupra brand has taken it to another level. Formentor, named after a bay on the Spanish island of Majorca, is Cupra's first exclusive model and...
Excited youngsters get into the rhythm of a week of music and exercise at Wrexham school
Fifty excited youngsters have been rocking to the beat of a special half-term holiday week of music and outdoor fun at a Wrexham school. The packed four-day programme at St Mary’s School, Brymbo, under the banner of School’s Out, included everything from frantic samba...
Rising sea levels threaten North Wales road and rail links warn uni experts
Rising sea levels could cut North Wales main A55 road link, wash away railways, swamp holiday resorts and threaten businesses along the coast by the end of this century, according to leading ocean scientists. That’s the warning from two Bangor University academics who...
Hospitality sector frustrated by staff shortages as pent up demand soars
The boss of food distribution company in North Wales is calling for a special dispensation for workers from Europe to come to work in pubs, restaurants and hotels. David Cattrall, the managing director of Harlech Foodservice, believes that they should be exempt from...
Forest of rare trees kept in the dark for major North Wales planting project
One of the rarest and most valuable trees in Europe is among a mini-forest stored in suspended animation and ready to be planted across North East Wales. It’s part of a major native tree-planting programme being carried out by the North Wales Wildlife Trust from their...
Salad days for green-fingered care home residents
Green fingered care home residents at a Wrexham care home are growing their own fruit and veg. Residents at Pendine Park’s Penybryn and Bryn Bella homes have formed their own gardening club and are hoping for a bumper crop despite the wash out of the May weather. The...
