Denbighshire news, Denbigh, Llangollen, Ruthin, Corwen

I make pâté out of grey squirrels

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

Couple get married in intensive care unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd

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

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

Special thank you for Eisteddfod volunteers

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

Still waiting for Plaza projects

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

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

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

Chinese fireworks set up cracking Festival of Hope

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

Buyer found for Llandyrnog Creamery

A LEADING British cheese and dairy products business is set to buy Llandyrnog Creamery and its other operations. Read

Rhyl's Ocean plaza development is hit by further delays

THE Ocean Plaza, Rhyl’s flagship development, has been hit by more setbacks. Read

Denbighshire road repaired a third time in five weeks

MATERIAL used to surface a major road, has been found to be faulty for the third time in the space of a few weeks. Read

Tesco cofirm new store for Prestatyn

AFTER months of speculation, developers of a multi-million pound supermarket project have confirmed they will build a new shopping development in a seaside resort. Read

Ruthin horse breeder's daughter's memory lives on

RUTHIN builder and Cob breeder Neil MacCarter is sustaining the memory of his tragic daughter on the equine show circuit. Read

Prestatyn mum's bruised hip turned out to be cancer

A YOUNG mum-of-two who complained about a bruise on her hip, has told of her shock to find a doctor on her doorstep referring her to a cancer unit. Read

Thousands take part in Rhyl Week 2009

A FANTASTIC week of events will be one to remember for the thousands of visitors and residents who enjoyed Rhyl Week, say organisers. Read

Vodaphone puts phone mast plans on hold in Rhyl

CONTROVERSIAL plans to site a mobile phone radio base station near a residential area of Rhyl have been put on hold. Read

Horticultural masterclass from Ruthin's king of vegetables

WALES’ own king of vegetables is to give a grow your own masterclass to budding horticulturalists in Ruthin. Read

Prestatyn man faces retrial over hammer attack on woman

HIGHWAYS officer Simon Morris will face a retrial in September, charged with attempting to murder his pregnant partner with a hammer and trying to kill his unborn child. Read

Woodfest Wales set to be a hit at St Asaph

WOODFEST Wales, a celebration of all things wood, will be bringing their festival showcasing a variety of wood-related activities, crafts and forest industries to Denbighshire this weekend. Read