Carers Week: Ageing without Limits Day
Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to their families and communities. In Wrexham,…
Groundwork North Wales announces Community Guiding Training in Clywedog Valley
Guest Article - Groundwork North Wales Made possible by funding from the National Heritage Lottery Fund, Groundwork North Wales are excited to announce the launch of a new Community Guiding…
Llongyfarchiadau Lili Mai Jones, Elen Mai Nefydd, Mark Lewis Jones and Glesni Llwyd Carter who receive honors at this years Wrecsam Eisteddfod
Erthygl Gwadd - Eisteddfod - Guest Article The names of those to be honoured by Gorsedd Cymru at the Wrecsam National Eisteddfod, have been announced today (2 June). These honours,…
‘Roots and All’: Woodland Connections Week returns 14-20 June with free activities!
This June, Wrexham Forest Partnership invites people of all ages to get involved for Woodland Connections Week 2025. Returning for a 3rd year, there will be a vibrant programme of…
City Centre Convenience store closed down by Trading Standards for selling illegal tobacco and vapes
Following recent closures in the Wrexham area Wrexham Magistrates court have granted a further closure order for a premises on Brook Street in Wrexham on the 27th May. The magistrates…
Protection of Wrexham green spaces acknowledged at Palace garden party
Fields in Trust partnered with Wrexham Council in the early 1960's and since then we have gone on to protect a total of 37 green spaces and 10 country parks…
More than £7 million given to local businesses and projects
This month, five key funds and 24 projects in Wrexham were awarded £7,158,162 between them as part of the most recent round of Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF) Stakeholder Group grants.…
Pilot scheme could make walking to school safer for Wrexham children
A pilot scheme could make travelling to school safer and easier for children in a Wrexham village. Wrexham Council, in partnership with Sustrans Cymru and Letman Associates, will be launching…
Review of 20mph Speed Limits – Update
Welsh Government introduced a default 20 mph speed limit on restricted roads across Wales on 17 September 2023. Wrexham Council implemented this successfully with only a small number of 30…
This is why a crane will be on Queens Square this coming Tuesday…
As part of the ongoing works to refurbish, restore and update the Old Library, a crane will be located on Queen’s Square on Tuesday in order to lift roof lights…
