Plas Pentwyn makes Halloween a spooky success!
Over 325 local children and adults descended on Plas Pentwyn Resource Centre, Coedpoeth, on Saturday, October 28 to celebrate Halloween in style! Every year the management committee, consisting of 12…
A New Vision for Old Wrexham
Wrexham is a town with a strong market history and a lot of fantastic historical assets to boot. We’re already making use of Wrexham’s past as a market town in…
What’s everyone’s business, everyone’s concern and everybody’s responsibility?
13 November will see the start of National Safeguarding Week 2017 and in this article we would like to highlight that Safeguarding from abuse of whatever nature is "everyone's business,…
Have your say on budget proposals for our Environment and Planning Department
NOTE - This consultation has now closed (01.12.17) We are currently consulting on proposals to cut £13 million from our budget over the next two years and we want as many…
Frustrated? Don’t let your anger get the better of you
The majority of Wrexham Council customers are polite and courteous, and we really appreciate that. However, we understand that a lot of issues we deal with can make people feel…
Another successful community clean up…
Council tenants were given a helping hand to recycle rubbish and household items recently at a community skip day. The event was organised by Wrexham Council’s Caia estate office and…
Put forward your community sporting star for the Sports Awards
Do you know someone who does a lot for sport? Maybe you’re a member of a local community sporting team or club – or maybe you take your child to…
Help this half term go swimmingly
Keeping your children busy during the half-term holidays can be a job in itself. Luckily, we can help you keep them occupied – and hopefully burn off some excess energy…
Official reopening of Waterworld
Cllr John Pritchard, the Mayor of Wrexham, formally cut the ribbon at Waterworld today to mark the official opening of its newly improved facilities. The long-awaited refurbishment of Wrexham’s town…
Look familiar? – Please return it to us
We’re missing a road sign. Not just any sign…it’s a Grade 11 listed sign. An unusual surviving example of a 19 Century locally cast-iron sign-post, to be precise. And we’d…
