Don’t resort to fly tipping when Recycling Centres close
Our Household Recycling Centres will close at 4pm tomorrow and we're asking everyone to hang onto their excess waste until they re-open on 9 November. We're still having fly-tipping reported…
Access 1,000’s of book and audiobook titles remotely
Libraries in Wrexham are due to close their Click and Collect service as part of the Welsh Government Circuit Break. However as a library member you can still access and…
Remembrance Sunday – please remember from home this year
As Wales prepares to enter a two-week lockdown, people in Wrexham are being encouraged to mark Remembrance Sunday from home this year. We’re encouraging you to take part in a…
Tŷ Pawb’s new virtual exhibition tour
Art fans can now enjoy a trip around Tŷ Pawb’s galleries without having to leave home thanks to a new virtual exhibition tour which is now available to view online.…
Two more Improvement Notices issued (21.10.20)
Everyone is working hard to make sure that businesses can remain safe for their staff and customers during the Covid-19 emergency. And it’s great to be able to report that…
Reminder: Recycling centres will close as part of fire break lockdown
As part of the two-week fire break lockdown, we want to remind residents that our three recycling centres will be closing. When are the sites closing? Bryn Lane, Plas Madoc…
Enjoy Halloween at Home – Respect, protect and enjoy
We're supporting N Wales Police as they ask people to celebrate Halloween at home this year - even more important as we are experiencing a circuit break to prevent the…
Have you had your flu jab yet?
We're joining with Public Health Wales to urge anyone who is eligible to have their free flu vaccine as the largest ever national flu vaccine programme is now underway. Cllr…
Our response to “Reducing Single Use Plastics” consultation (Oct 2020)
In July the Welsh Government launched a consultation asking for views about reducing single use plastic and we have now sent our response to them. The response has been dealt…
Covid-19 briefing note – two-week fire break means ‘stay at home’
Today, Welsh Government announced a ‘fire break’ to slow down the spread of the virus. This means a return to stronger restrictions for two weeks, starting from 6pm this Friday,…
