Community
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128Marvellous Maisie a singing star inspired by brother’s chemo recovery
AN ACCLAIMED music studio is providing young carers and disadvantaged children with free lessons to provide inspiration and an escape from the...
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144Lecturers transform property so North Wales family can rehome Ukrainian refugees
UKRAINIAN refugees will be rehomed with a kind-hearted Wrexham family thanks to the generous support of Coleg Cambria. Staff from the college’s...
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127Community called upon to cultivate ideas for Deeside Clock Tower site
THE team behind a £5.2m clocktower redevelopment are calling on their community to cultivate creative ideas for a 13-acre garden project. Enbarr...
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302Author and former Government Minister to explore Welsh history at library event
A LEADING author and ex-Government minister will be in conversation at Mold Library on Wednesday March 30. Organised by The Bookshop, based...
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128Campaigners launch appeal to save storm-hit landmark roof ahead of £5.2m rebuild
CONSERVATION campaigners are aiming to ‘Raise the Roof’ and carry out emergency work on a North Wales landmark. A series of storms...
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195New Year new developments at music studio for disadvantaged young people
A MUSIC studio for disadvantaged young people is making all the right sounds after beginning the year with a flourish. Since launching...
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117Village school pupil names new facilities at £1.2m Denbighshire education centre
THE stunning Vale of Clwyd landscape inspired a school pupil to victory in a college competition. Catrin Wynne was among local children...
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237Construction will begin on iconic North Wales landmark in the New Year
CONSTRUCTION work will begin on an iconic North Wales landmark in the New Year. Enbarr Foundation director Vicki Roskams and fellow ‘Guardians’...
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240Ruthin landmark reopens as artisan market and events space after major redevelopment
A NEW and innovative community hub and boutique market space has been launched at a historic Ruthin landmark. The town’s Grade 2-listed...
