1 hr ago | Flintshire Standard
Metal seized in Wrexham after illegal dealers crackdown
Andy Hunter, regional co-ordinator for the National Metal Theft Taskforce, said: "I would like to express my gratitude to those who assisted the police.
5 hrs ago | North Wales Chronicle
Line re-opened on North Wales coast after major rail disruption following factory fire
RAIL LINES along the North Wales Coast closed by a large factory fire in Greenfield have re-opened. A statement from Network Rail, issued after 3pm, said lines had been re-opened, and trains cautioned past the site of the fire.
7 hrs ago | Flintshire Standard
Saltney man attacked former partner and her friend
A MAN who attacked his ex-partner and her friend has been given a restraining order forbidding him from contacting either woman after both said they were afraid to even pass his house.
11 hrs ago | Andover Advertiser
Another gold medal for Rosy Hardy at Chelsea Flower Show
The 51-year-old, who owns Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants, in Freefolk Priors, near Whitchurch, found out on Tuesday morning that she had secured the top prize for her 108 square metre display in The Great Pavilion at the London flower show.
Trelogan dancer's fusion of two cultures
A CHOREOGRAPHER who danced for the Queen is championing an unlikely combination of Welsh clog dancing and Brazilian martial arts.
Soldier's football banter assault
An "exemplary" soldier who had served in Afghanistan assaulted a man after some "banter" about Wrexham and Chester football clubs, a court was told today.
Bargain hunters' boost for Wrexham homeless shelter
Staff members from a Flintshire company were sent on a charity dash to get their hands on as many toiletries as possible with just 20 to spend.
Mergers and unions may spell years of uncertainty in FE sector
'Mergers don't just happen. They do take up a huge amount of your time and are unsettling for staff, learners and others' David Jones believes Wales' new-look further education system will be stronger than its predecessor - a collection of 25 colleges A college leader has warned that Wales' further-education sector could take five years to "settle ... (more)
Concerns about Flintshire patients not being about to use Chester hospital
FLINTSHIRE patients soon won't be able to use the Countess of Chester Hospital unless it's an emergency or for specialist treatment, it is feared.
Flintshire singer raising funds for Alzheimer's Society
A SINGER from Mynydd Isa who has first-hand experience of the difficulties experienced by those living with dementia is helping raise funds for the Alzheimer's Society.
School library shelves to be empty as 4,500 books are recalled
A SCHOOL library will be left bare after thousands of on-loan books were recalled - in a move described as a 'punishment' to students.
Sex offender set fire to Wrexham shop doorway
Albert Evans, 68, admitted deliberately starting a fire outside Wrexham's YMCA store in the doorway where he had been sleeping rough.
Rescued dog is stolen from Padeswood animal rescue centre
Rhubarb, a six-year-old Jack Russell terrier still in need of veterinary attention, was taken from Capricorn animal rescue in Padeswood, near Mold.
As Mary Portas says, sitting back and doing nothing is not an option
The man accused of murdering April Jones has been quizzed over his criminal past, and viewing images of young girls on his laptop during first day in the stand Head of Sport Paul Abbandonato takes his weekly look at life at the Cardiff City Stadium and says Fraizer Campbell is the key to the Bluebirds' success Legendary rocker Brian May has ... (more)
TALENTED members of the Wessex Male Choir are celebrating after winning the Gold Cup for most outstanding adult choir at the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts.
Yobs in Wrexham village making us scared to go out, say residents
RESIDENTS in a village say they are afraid to go out at night because of a significant increase in anti-social behaviour.
Children's Art from Gaza: Report on talk by Rod Cox in Wrexham
In the final week of the 'Loss of Innocence' Exhibition of Children's Art from Gaza at Wrexham Cathedral, Rod Cox came to speak about how he collected this artwork in early 2009 as part of the Aid Convoy in the wake of the 'Operation Cast Lead' bombardment of Gaza by Israel, about the children who created the artwork, their trauma, injuries, lost ... (more)
Stolen fork lift with no driver crashed into pub
Telephone wires were brought down when two youths who had taken it from a building site saw the police and panicked.
Wrexham residents fear power station plan
That was the message from more than 100 residents at a public meeting to gauge opinion on a proposed gas-fired plant on the edge of Wrexham Industrial Estate.
Chester Bank Holiday carnival fun for families
THERE will be plenty to keep families busy in Chester on Sunday with both the Brook Street Carnival and the first Northgate Quarter festival of the summer taking place.