It’s oarsome to be racing again, says rower Sian
A rower who was in such excruciating pain she couldn’t walk properly is now racing again after a hip replacement operation by a surgeon who has just scooped a top award. Anglesey holiday cottage manager and fitness enthusiast Sian Davies paid tribute to orthopaedic...
Shopping centre on course to break through £200 million mark
A shopping centre is on course to break through the £200 million mark for the amount of money spent by its customers every year. So far this year footfall at the Eagles Meadow Shopping Centre in Wrexham is up by four per cent and means they are heading for a record...
Police boss welcomes decision to withdraw officers from anti-fracking protest
A police boss has welcomed the decision by North Wales Police to stop sending officers to police an anti-fracking protest in Lancashire. As a former anti-fracking campaigner North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Arfon Jones was unhappy the force was sending...
Chef to the stars will be cooking up spicy treat for food lovers at festival
A chef who is rapidly rustling himself up a reputation as the caterer to the stars will be setting taste buds tingling at this year’s Llangollen Food Festival. Over the past few years Tim Roberts has served up his mobile feasts of Spanish and Italian dishes to hungry...
Life’s a circus for care home residents and owner Mario
The circus came to town for residents of a dementia centre in Caernarfon - and it brought back fond memories for the owner whose dad was a lion trainer. Performers from a locally-based circus company went along to Bryn Seiont Newydd in the town’s Pant Road to...
Thumbs up for merchandising firm
A North Wales merchandising firm is celebrating after being given the thumbs up by the UK's largest lawn care company. Sional Promotional Merchandise Ltd is marking two years of supplying uniforms to GreenThumb to ensure its 1,000-plus workforce, based in a network of...
Chris celebrates 20 blockbuster years in the movies by watching 6,000th film
A cinema worker is aiming to watch his 6,000th film as he celebrates 20 years in the movie business. Among the highlights for Chris Haskins, 61, who works at as a host at the Odeon at Eagles Meadow Shopping Centre in Wrexham were dancing in the aisles to Abba hits and...
Criminals help pay for crime protection for deaf people
A campaign has been launched to help protect deaf people from becoming the victims of crime - paid for by money seized from criminals. The North Wales Deaf Association have organised a series of Crime Prevention Workshops thanks to a £5,000 grant from special fund set...
Homeless Paul fears he’ll be killed on streets of Wrexham
A police boss heard how a man had been living rough on the streets of Wrexham for 20 years following the death of his mum from cancer. According to Paul Evans, 49, he became addicted to drugs in prison and was now trapped in a vicious cycle of decline that's ruined...
Charity trek challenge complete for Wrexham finance firm PA
A PA at a Wrexham finance firm has raised hundreds of pounds for charity by trekking through a huge thunderstorm on a Slovenian mountain range. Fiona Clarke, who works for Hadlow Edwards Wealth Management, based in Regent Street, said her challenging trip started from...
