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

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

New scheme will monitor Ruthin school bus children

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

Denbighshire roads ravaged with potholes after cold winter

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

Henllan teadteacher simply ‘one of the best’

A HEADTEACHER has been celebrating after receiving a top award last week. Read

Memorial in tribute to Formula One driver from Ruthin

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

Boy got stuck in mud Read

Rhyl ready to bloom for competition

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

Queen’s birthday honours for Denbighshire community figures

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

Police issue thieves warning after Denbighshire thefts

POLICE in Conwy and Denbighshire are warning shoppers to be extra cautious following a number of incidents of pick-pocketing and theft. Read

Disillusioned Rhyl councillor steps down

COLIN Jones has resigned from his position on Rhyl town council. Read

Celebration at Rhyl store refusal

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

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

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

Llandyrnog Creamery could be saved thanks to buyer

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

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

Cycle track vandalism in Denbighshire

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

St Asaph gets new Community Beat Manager

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

New Rhyl Harbour bridge plans unveiled

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

Llandyrnog Creamery deal to be done this week

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

Low turnout as Conservatives come out top in Denbighshire

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