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Denbighshire News for 10 June 2009

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Celebration at Rhyl store refusal Jun 10 2009

A SUPERMARKET giant fighting to build a new convenience store in Rhyl has had an appeal thrown out.Read

Hotpoint closure leaves hundreds without a job Jun 10 2009

AFTER months of talks and negotiations it was announced the Hotpoint/Indesit factory is to close with the loss of more than 300 jobs.Read

Rhyl station worst for crime Jun 10 2009

RHYL railway station is the worst in North Wales for crime.Read

Llandyrnog Creamery could be saved thanks to buyer Jun 10 2009

A CREAMERY which looked under threat last week could now be saved with the news that a leading British cheese and dairy products business is set to buy the factory.Read

Denbighshire pupils are missing out on bilingual opportunities Jun 10 2009

CHILDREN are missing out because of inconsistent Welsh language teaching in some Denbighshire schools.Read

Cycle track vandalism in Denbighshire Jun 10 2009

DENBIGHSHIRE County Council has announced that significant improvements are to be made to one of its marquee cycle tracks.Read

Still waiting for Plaza projects Jun 10 2009

LAST week we revealed that the long-awaited Ocean Plaza project had been hit by further delays due to concerns of flooding and the current economic climate. Rhyl resident and Visitor reporter Andy Davies takes a look at the twists and turns this potentially fantastic development for Rhyl has already taken since plans for the £85million development were announced in 2006.Read

Bronze Age burial mound discovered Jun 10 2009

AN excavation within the ramparts of the Penycloddiau Iron Age hillfort has confirmed that a Bronze Age burial mound sits at the summit, dating back at least 3,500 years.Read

Crowds flock to the festival of wood Jun 10 2009

WOODFEST Wales, a celebration of all things wood, was declared a huge success by organisers.Read

Special thank you for Eisteddfod volunteers Jun 10 2009

LAST Friday, around 1,000 Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod volunteers received recognition for their hard work in a special “thank you” event.Read

Chinese fireworks set up cracking Festival of Hope Jun 10 2009

A CHARITY festival of comedy and music is set to go off with a bang due to a giant crate of specialist fireworks.Read

Low turnout as Conservatives come out top in Denbighshire Jun 10 2009

DENBIGHSHIRE dropped below the national average in terms of turnout for the European elections as the Conservatives came out on top in the county.Read

New Rhyl Harbour bridge plans unveiled Jun 10 2009

NEW plans for a pedestrian and cycle bridge in Rhyl Harbour have been unveiled.Read

St Asaph gets new Community Beat Manager Jun 10 2009

RESIDENTS in St Asaph have a new beat officer patrolling their neighbourhood.Read

Couple get married in intensive care unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd Jun 10 2009

The couple recently celebrated the blessing of their marriage – the day they thought they would never see, at Meliden church, Prestatyn.Read

Crackdown on signs Jun 10 2009

DENBIGHSHIRE County Council is cracking down on the use of illegally placed advertising signs in Rhyl Town Centre.Read

I make pâté out of grey squirrels Jun 10 2009

SQUIRREL pâté has become the latest weapon in the war against the invasive grey pest.Read

Llandyrnog Creamery deal to be done this week Jun 10 2009

A CREAMERY which looked under threat last week could now be saved with the news that a leading British cheese and dairy products business is set to buy the factory.Read

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