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Denbighshire News for 28 March 2008

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Clwyd Alyn Housing Association invests £12m in units Mar 28 2008

A HOUSING Association is on target to invest their full £12 million allocation of Welsh Assembly grant money in developing 168 residential units throughout the region in the coming months.Read

Calls for police to name Denbigh bowling club vandals Mar 28 2008

BOWLING chiefs and community leaders have called on police to “name and shame” yobs who vandalised a newly-renovated sports pavilion.Read

TV gardener and Chelsea legend to judge at Llangollen Mar 28 2008

GREEN-FINGERED school children will have to shine at this summer's Gardening Show at Llangollen as they will need to impress one of the country’s top gardeners.Read

Film club turns up the volume at Denbigh Mar 28 2008

THE future sounds good for a popular movie group.Read

Killer's cinema flats get council approval Mar 28 2008

A FORMER cinema in is to be converted into flats despite having inadequate parking and no affordable housing.Read

£371,000 spent on Denbighshire council reports Mar 28 2008

DENBIGHSHIRE County Council spent £371,000 on consultants last year – but can’t say what they did or show any results.Read

Plans for Glascoed stud farm refused Mar 28 2008

PROPOSALS for an equine treatment centre on greenfield land have been turned down despite overwhelming letters of support and the slimmest of voting margins.Read

Healthy Living award for badminton club Mar 28 2008

LLANFERRES Badminton Club caused a bit of a racket after scooping the Health Challenge Denbighshire Award for Healthy Living.Read

Bid to cut homophobic hate crime in Denbighshire Mar 28 2008

Initiative to cut gay hate crimeRead

Life in the fast lane for Corwen driver Mar 28 2008

RACING driver Hywel Lloyd had a dream start to his Formula Three career with a podium finish in his first start.Read

Mountain to climb for good causes Mar 28 2008

FOUR friends from the Vale – a retired headmaster, a countryside GP, a welder and a salesman – are this week off on a trek to Everest basecamp that will benefit a range of charities.Read