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Denbighshire News for 15 July 2008

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Cllr Raymond Bartley at the vandalised display in Denbigh

Denbigh's floral display attacked by vandals Jul 15 2008

THE people of Denbigh have been left outraged this week after vandals struck in the town and destroyed a floral display used to greet visitors. Read

Rhyl police in fight against increasing car crime Jul 15 2008

FOLLOWING a dramatic increase in car crimes on the east ward of Rhyl recently, officers from the town took to the street raising the awareness amongst residents. Read

Coleg Llysfasi's £500,000 digs vital to Eisteddfod Jul 15 2008

ENTERTAINERS at last week’s Llangollen Eisteddfod were the first guests to benefit from revamped accommodation at one Denbighshire college costing more than £500,000. Read

Denbigh Castle to close for security improvements Jul 15 2008

DENBIGH CASTLE will close its doors this week as work gets underway to enhance its security. Read

Llanrhaeadr teacher retires as Ysgol Bro Cinmeirch head Jul 15 2008

A LLANRHAEADR headteacher is teaching her last classes this week as she prepares to retire at the end of this school term. Read

Ruthin Castle lays on medieval food treat Jul 15 2008

ENJOY a meal medieval style in Ruthin throughout this summer as one of the town’s most traditional hotels begins a season of banquets this month. Read

Gwaenynog Show a great event for Denbigh Jul 15 2008

EVEN the sun turned out for this year’s Gwaenynog Show, which saw visitors and residents alike converge in Denbigh for two fun-filled days last weekend (July 12-13). Read

Denbigh councillor slams local government get-together Jul 15 2008

A RUTHIN councillor has slammed a gathering of local authorities from across North Wales held in Llandudno last week, saying it was a waste of time. Read

Llangollen school pupils taste Japanese food culture Jul 15 2008

LLANGOLLEN students from 17 of the town’s schools swapped sandwiches for sushi during their recent transition week as part of a celebration of Japanese culture. Read

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