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Denbigh’s ‘historic’ Buttermarket building under major £2.4million redevelopment
THE OLD BUTTERMARKET building in Denbigh is being redeveloped as part of a major £2.4million project. The listed building, originally used as the town’s butter market, was built between 1845 and 1847, and was part of a larger complex which served
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Police chief welcomes outcome as drug gang members jailed for more than 57 years
A POLICE Chief has welcomed the jailing of gang members responsible for bringing drugs into North Wales and Shropshire for a total of more than 57 years. The Leader reported on Friday how nine defendants appeared before Mold Crown Court to be sentenced
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Little donkeys and Santas in Moel Famau Christmas charity challenge
LITTLE donkeys will carry the spirits of walkers on a Christmas charity challenge. Moel Famau Donkeys are to be joined by dozens of participants dressed as Santa Claus for a hike up and down the popular destination near Mold, one of the highest
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Telecoms firm expands with opening of new office in Denbigh
A TELECOMMUNICATIONS firm has opened a new office in Denbigh to service its growing customer base across North Wales. Blend Telecom has taken on a 1,500 sq ft unit at Colomendy Industrial Estate, and credits the expansion in part to an increasing
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Ruthin 2023 Christmas Lights Switch-On draws the crowds
IT IS BEGINNING to look a lot like Christmas in Ruthin! The town's lights for the festive season were switched-on Saturday, December 2 by cllr Anne Roberts, mayor of Ruthin. Cllr Roberts was accompanied by Cadet Corporal Ffion Jones. "
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Llangollen's Tractor Run spectacle lights up North Wales
AFTER organisers confirmed they had hit their '50 tractor target' the Llangollen Illuminated Tractor Run was a sparkling success. Despite the terrible weather, residents across North Wales gathered to support this year's Illuminated Tractor Run