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Denbighshire News for 8 October 2008

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Prestatyn teenager refused alcohol despite ID card Oct 08 2008

A PRESTATYN mum is furious after being told her daughter’s citizen card is not accepted on Denbighshire premises despite being part of a government and police approved scheme.Read

Clwyd AM's anger at Denbighshire post office closures Oct 08 2008

CLWYD West AM Darren Millar has reacted angrily to a Post Office Limited announcement that one in five post offices across North Wales are to close.Read

Llangolen Railway is on track for a gala weekend Oct 08 2008

A TRIO of treats await Llangollen residents as they steam ahead with plans for their Autumn Gala, being held along the town’s railway this weekend.Read

Bala mum saves family from blaze after toddler starts fire Oct 08 2008

A QUICK-THINKING mother rescued her family from their burning Bala home earlier this week after an accidental blaze destroyed the property.Read

New Rhyl fire station opened by Rhodri Morgan Oct 08 2008

RHYL’S new community fire station was officially opened last Friday by First Minister, Rt Hon Rhodri Morgan AM.Read

Cerrigydrudion post office is saved Oct 08 2008

A CLWYD community has been successful in its bid to prevent its village post office from being axed, according to reports released yesterday (Tuesday).Read

Police taser runaway sheep on A55 at St Asaph Oct 08 2008

AN RSPCA investigation is underway following North Wales Police decision to use a Taser gun on a sheep which strayed onto the A55.Read

Meliden grass company flying high Oct 08 2008

A MELIDEN company are turning rivals green with envy after winning a huge number of certificates.Read

Trefnant man killed in car crash Oct 08 2008

A DENBIGHSHIRE driver was killed when his van hit three other vehicles and overturned in a crash in a village near Wrexham last week.Read

Residents wanted for the Denbighshire Citizens’ Panel Oct 08 2008

DENBIGHSHIRE County Council is on the look-out for 500 residents willing to join a Citizens’ Panel to help shape the future direction of council services.Read