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Denbighshire News for 13 August 2008

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Mindless vandals set fire to St Asaph playground Aug 13 2008

VANDALS have smashed up and set fire to a new £80,000 playground in St Asaph.Read

Presatyn pensioners concerned at ‘deadly fire traps’ Aug 13 2008

PRESTATYN pensioners in sheltered accommodation claim they are being endangered by slack maintenance of equipment and deadly fire traps.Read

Bodfari duck race to raise Bank Holiday cash for charity Aug 13 2008

BODFARI residents are hoping for a quacking good Bank Holiday when they unleash dozens of ducks onto the River Wheeler for a village charity race.Read

Tributes after railway death Aug 13 2008

A RHYL man has died after being hit by a train following the funeral of a close friend.Read

Super Sam’s story is an inspiration Aug 13 2008

SUPER Sam Roberts is hoping to get back to normality having endured an unbelievable five years of health problems.Read

Henllan mum's delight at son's eye treatment Aug 13 2008

A HENLLAN mother has spoken of her joy this week after a new treatment worked miracles for her son’s eye condition.Read

Stolen Ysgol Gwaenynog playhouse is replaced Aug 13 2008

YOUNGSTERS from one Denbigh school have got some good news awaiting them when they return after the summer break - their stricken playhouse has been replaced!Read

Ruthin Theatre Club's trips to see the stars Aug 13 2008

SEE the stars of some of the region’s hottest shows this autumn with Ruthin Theatre Club, who have arranged coach trips to top theatrical productions.Read

Ruthin craft centre is a hit with the critics Aug 13 2008

RUTHIN’S rejuvenated craft centre, which reopened last month after a megabucks makeover, has won praise from top writers in a national newspaper.Read

Llangollen Silver Band offer up a birthday treat Aug 13 2008

A WREXHAM man with learning difficulties was hardly brassed off last weekend when he was treated to a surprise concert from Llangollen musicians for his 70th birthday.Read

Denbigh High School class of 1979 reunion Aug 13 2008

ORGANISERS of a Denbigh party next month, hoping to see friends reunited, are asking past pupils of one of the town’s schools to get in touch.Read

Long wait to fix Pendyffryn surgery after car hit it Aug 13 2008

REPAIR work on a busy medical centre which was damaged when a car smashed into the building will take until next year to complete.Read

AM says fly-tipping figures are ‘pathetic’ Aug 13 2008

ANDY DAVIES investigates the chasm between reported incidents of fly-tipping and subsequent prosecutions.Read

Ministers pull the plug on Rhyl Communities First Aug 13 2008

A GROUP dedicated to tackling deprivation in Rhyl West has been branded a failure and will be closed down.Read

We’re all going to the Zu tomorrow... Aug 13 2008

ONE of Rhyl’s most celebrated nightspots is due to reopen this week under a new name and with a new image.Read

‘We loved him very much...’ Aug 13 2008

TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular medical worker whose body was found near Trelawnyd last Tuesday morning.Read

Life’s a beach as weather fails to rain on pop parade Aug 13 2008

HUNDREDS of revellers defied poor weather at the weekend and turned out for a spectacular concert on the Ffrith festival gardens.Read

Rhyl's blue benches might go as part of makeover Aug 13 2008

DISTINCTIVE blue benches with parasols could be replaced with tropical palm trees as part of an extensive makeover of Rhyl town centre.Read

Back in time at medieval show Aug 13 2008

BODELWYDDAN Castle was the venue for a medieval festival at the weekend.Read

CBeebies at Venue Cymru Aug 13 2008

CBEEBIES is arriving at Venue Cymru in Llandudno for two fun packed days this summer holiday on Tuesday and Wednesday (August 20).Read

Win family tickets to safari park Aug 13 2008

MORE than 35 years after opening its gates for the first time, Knowsley Safari Park remains one of the North West’s most popular attractions.Read

Unique Crop Circle artwork Aug 13 2008

THE Crop Circle Enigma is a unique chance to see some of the dramatic aerial photographs of Crop Circles by researcher and photographer Lucy Pringle, at Flint Library and Arts Centre until September 13.Read