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Denbighshire News for 17 June 2009

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Teenager was racing car before Ruthin crash that killed two pensioners Jun 17 2009

A TEENAGER was racing his car before a horror smash which killed two pensioners.Read

Joy for Llandyrnog creamery staff as factory is saved Jun 17 2009

DAIRY farmers and factory workers are celebrating a multi-million pound rescue deal to secure the future of a Denbighshire cheese factory.Read

Denbighshire mum warns of fire dangers after son's death Jun 17 2009

A MOTHER who lost her son in a chip pan fire has talked about her loss – and warned others of the dangers.Read

Anger as Ruthin paddling pool is filled with soil Jun 17 2009

A ROW has broken out over a paddling pool which has been filled with soil by the council.Read

Ruthin Craft Centre could miss out on £100k prize after voting probe Jun 17 2009

AN ONLINE poll under investigation after voting ‘irregularities’ were uncovered, could thwart Ruthin Craft Centre’s chances of scooping a £100k prize.Read

Denbighshire roads ravaged with potholes after cold winter Jun 17 2009

AROUND £10,000 a week needs to be spent filling potholes left in the aftermath of the coldest winter since 1995.Read

New scheme will monitor Ruthin school bus children Jun 17 2009

THE launch of ground breaking new technology which lets parents check if their child has got on the school bus was launched in Ruthin last week.Read

Memorial in tribute to Formula One driver from Ruthin Jun 17 2009

THE unveiling of a memorial to Formula One racing driver Tom Pryce, killed on the track in 1977, took place last Thursday in his home town of Ruthin.Read

Boy up to waist in mud saved by paramedics in Rhyl Jun 17 2009

Boy got stuck in mudRead

Queen’s birthday honours for Denbighshire community figures Jun 17 2009

A FIRE service manager and a number of stalwarts in Denbighshire communities were recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours..Read

Rhyl ready to bloom for competition Jun 17 2009

A SEASIDE town is making final preparations as residents, businesses and numerous organisations get ready to be judged in the Wales in Bloom competition.Read