St. Asaph, Wales News

A FAMILY are "over the moon" after finally returning to their home more than six months after it was devastated by flooding.

The failure of the Welsh Labour Government to match the offer to housebuilders available in England has come under fire once more, this time from house builders themselves.

GEORGE and Nancy Green have celebrated 70 years of wedded bliss and say the secret to a long marriage is having a good family.

A PRIEST under investigation over allegations he had a sexual relationship with a patient while working as a nurse is being allowed to continue his ministry.

Denbighshire Council has launched the seven week consultation into proposals to create a new joint faith school for North Denbighshire replacing Blessed Edward Jones Catholic High School in Rhyl and St Brigid's in Denbigh.

Of that, A 1bn of that is spent by students, according to the report commissioned by Higher Education Wales, the body which represents universities.

THE residents of St Asaph are still recovering after last November's horrendous floods and are now looking to put their city back on the map.

Professor Geraint Vaughan said four of the five wettest years since records began in 1910 have happened in the 21st century The erratic weather that last year brought devastating flooding within months of a drought will become more common as global warming intensifies, says a leading Welsh climate expert.

A service supporting flood victims is being planned by the Welsh government a year after a month's worth of rain in 24 hours brought chaos to Ceredigion.

Terry Jones and two-time Olympic gold medal wining rower Tom James will be awarded honorary fellowships of Bangor University.

DENBIGHSHIRE councillors have voted in favour of adopting the draft Local Development Plan by 21 votes to 18 after a lengthy debate at full council on Tuesday.

Figures released this year by End Child Poverty, a group supported by Barnardo's, suggested a shocking 40 per cent of youngsters in the Higher Shotton area could be classed as living in poverty in 2012.

A NEW Rector has been welcomed to the Corwen group of parishes and area Dean. The Bishop of St Asaph, Gregory Cameron, lead a special act of worship on Thursday, May 23, to welcome the Reverend Martin Snellgrove to his new ministry in the Deanery of Penllyn and Edeyrnion.

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FIVE men have been arrested after Home Office Immigration Enforcement officers carried out raids on businesses in Denbighshire and Conwy.

THE ancient cathedral in one of Britain's newest cities is to undergo a A 300,000 extension to make it available for use by the wider community.

A MOTHER has questioned why an ambulance wasn't called for her teenage daughter who was stretchered off a mountain after injuring her leg during a school trip.

AN ARTIST and sculptor is finally back in his newly-refurbished home following the devastating floods in November of last year.

Two were found to have entered the UK illegally, while the third was a failed asylum seeker who had not left the country when his claim for protection was turned down.