AN APARTMENT plan which seemed to have slowed has picked up again. Planning permission was granted in 2018 for four one bed self-contained apartments on the former Bodnant Infants School site on Marine Road in Prestatyn. The apartments have been
A BOY was inspired by a book to undergo a hair cut and donate his locks to the Little Princess Trust. Ted Parry Edwards, of Rhyl, attended St George primary school in Abergele. He is joining St Brigid's Catholic Primary School in September.
COLWYN Bay Cricket Club will play host to Glamorgan’s annual fixture at their Penrhyn Avenue base next week. The Specsavers County Championship side take on Lancashire in an eagerly anticipated four-day contest from Sunday, August 18, which sees
A RHYL tennis player has been offered a role in Apprentice candidate Sabrina Stocker’s company. Jonathon Dawes will recruit ambassadors for the company to represent the brand and run 'world class events'. Sabrina runs My Tennis Events. She
JUST seven overs were bowled during fixtures involving Prestatyn, St Asaph and Abergele this weekend. Heavy rain and blustery winds played havoc with the weekend’s cricket fixtures once again, forcing a serious of abandoned games with minimal play
A TRIO of former Prestatyn High pupils have been deputised by none other than federal agent Jack Bauer. The Rhuddlan country blues three piece The Goat Roper Rodeo band have just completed their biggest tour to date, supporting the Canadian 24 actor
RGC have made another signing ahead of the new Indigo Group Premiership season with the acquisition of Sam Williams. The talented teenager arrives at Stadiwm Zip World from the high-profile Scarlets Academy and he promises to be another valuable
FORMER Wales star Rachel Taylor is relishing her trailblazing new role as she looks to pass on her experience to the next generation of male and female rugby talent in the region. The 67-times capped back-rower got down to work this week after
THREE fire crews were sent to put out a cooking fire at a flat in Rhyl. The blaze, which was confined to the cooker, saw two crews from Rhyl and one from Prestatyn sent out at 5.15pm on Sunday. The fire damage was confined to the cooker, in the
A LATE strike from Rob Hughes saw Prestatyn Town secure a 2-1 Nathaniel MG Cup second round win at Cefn Druids. The former Connah’s Quay Nomads’ squad member left it until the dying moments to put the Seasiders’ into the next round, which will
RHYL bowed out of the Nathaniel MG Cup with a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Connah’s Quay Nomads. The Lilywhites turned in a spirited display against the Europa League heroes, who have been in competitive action for a number of weeks thanks to
KINMEL Bay took an early lead before being beaten 4-1 at Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division Two rivals Amlwch Town. A positive start from the Bay was not matched by their second half performance to condemn them to defeat in their fourth-tier opener
PRESTATYN Sports’ Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One campaign got off to a poor start as they were thumped 9-2 at home by Holyhead Hotspur. The title contenders laid down an early season marker at the expense of Sion Williams and John Hargreaves
ST ASAPH City manager Daniel Brewerton was please with side’s display in their 1-1 draw at Nantlle Vale. The Saints came from behind to kick-off their Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One campaign with a positive result, and they face another
