MP and Senedd member back concerns over double drive-thru plan
Opponents of a planned double drive-thru retail site have been boosted by an MP and Senedd member joining the fight amid concerns its traffic scheme is “flawed”.
Internal report slams Denbighshire council’s contract management
A council’s ability to manage contracts was slammed in an internal report which showed bosses unable to agree who’s responsible and others not working to guidelines.
New Plaid Cymru MS quits role as Denbighshire Councillor
The new Plaid Cymru Senedd Member for Dwyfor Meirionnydd has resigned the Denbighshire council seat he’d held since 2017.
St Asaph solar site decision in hands of planning inspectorate
A decision on whether to grant planning permission for a huge solar energy site covering an area equivalent to 10 Wembley stadiums is with Welsh Government planning inspectors.
Teenage Covid outbreak being treated as Delta variant
The head of the team investigating a Covid surge among North Wales teenagers has confirmed the incident is being treated as an outbreak of the Delta variant.
Denbighshire councillor to appeal two month suspension
A council spokesman on councillor standards, suspended for two months due to claims of “bullying or harassment”, said he has “no alternative” but to appeal his punishment.
Increase in “linked” Covid cases among teenagers traced to social gatherings - including parties
A council is investigating an increase in “linked” Covid cases among teenagers which have been traced to social gatherings, including parties.
Denbighshire Council makes pledge to sink £1.5m extra into potholes
A COUNCIL motion to increase spending by £1.5m to fix potholed roads eventually went through after a political argument lasting almost an hour.
Denbighshire's draft Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ‘dark skies’ policy going for consultation
The public are being asked to check whether planning guidance designed to reduce light pollution in an area of outstanding natural beauty needs any alterations.
Llyn Tegid Reservoir Safety Project to be debated by planners
Major plans to protect a Gwynedd town from being flooded by Wales’ largest natural lake will be debated by national park planners later this week.
