EARLY indications show an increase above the Welsh national standards in students achieving A* - C grades across Denbighshire. There were some excellent individual achievements across schools, with most young people progressing to their chosen pathways
THREE men have appeared before magistrates in Caernarfon following a knife attack in Rhyl. The incident happened in the early hours of Tuesday, August 13. Three men were arrested in connection with the incident. At Caernarfon, an application
RHYL Sixth students achieved an overall pass rate of 97.2 per cent this A level results day. Over the summer, students took exams in a wide range of A level subjects across Coleg Llandrillo. There were 100 per cent pass rates in Biology, Physics
THE Rhyl branch of the Glan Clwyd Laryngectomy Club has presented equipment worth £3,000 to the hospital's ear, nose and throat department. The club, which has members throughout Conway and Denbighshire, is a regular contributor to the hospital
A-LEVEL results have seen the overall pass rate remain consistently high for the second year running at Prestatyn High School. This year has been one of the most successful yet for Prestatyn Sixth and many pupils picked up distinction and distinction
THERE were some standout results this year at Ysgol Emrys ap Iwan. Emrys ap Iwan is celebrating the 'best set' of A level and AS level results the schools has ever achieved. The pass rate for A levels was 99.5 per cent and more than two thirds
EAGER shoppers queued to enter Aldi's newest North Wales store in Rhyl earlier today. The discount supermarket chain opened the doors of its new seafront store to a crowd of excited consumers at around 8am. The scores of people waiting to get
EDUCATION Minister Kirsty Williams has congratulated A level students across Wales. The top A* to A grades increased this year to 27 per cent, from 26.3 per cent in 2018, a historic high. The provisional results show Wales improve in ranking
Visitors and shoppers in Rhyl will be made to feel welcome by a team of town rangers The Rhyl Business Improvement District (Rhyl BID), set up in March 2019, has appointed a team called Rhyl Town Rangers to meet and greet shoppers throughout the
A HISTORIC shipwreck - lost for 150 years - has been rediscovered in Abergele. The Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust (CPAT) were contacted by a member of the public, Mike Hughes, who reported that the remains of what appeared to be a wooden ship
