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Funding allocated for crime prevention interventions and to improve parking in West Rhyl Last year Denbighshire County Council, The Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner, North Wales Police and Clwyd Alyn Housing, made a successful bid to the Home Office Safer Streets Fund and were allocated £517,000. The Safer […]
A Tasty Celebration for St David’s Day Although this year’s St David’s Day celebrations were different due to coronavirus restrictions, Denbighshire Education and Children’s Services, in partnership with Denbighshire School Meals Service, organised a cooking challenge for children, young people and their families. The competition gave children the chance to […]
Denbighshire County Council will continue to preserve Historical Assets within The Queen’s Building’s Residents are being reassured that Denbighshire County Council has found no evidence of Little Venice within Queen’s Buildings and it will continue to preserve historical elements of the buildings still intact. Since the council took over the […]
Residents given guidance on disposing of personal protective equipment Denbighshire residents are being asked to dispose of single-use personal protective equipment (PPE), such as face coverings, in their non-recyclable waste container. The COVID-19 pandemic has seen an increase in the volume of single-use face coverings and other PPE, which cannot […]
Welsh Libraries Reaching Out Into the Virtual World Library staff across all Local Authorities in Wales will have access to an exciting digital training package, thanks to a grant from the Welsh Government’s Cultural Recovery Fund. The past 12 months have seen a huge change in the way public libraries […]
Thank you to Denbighshire residents for exercising from home Residents in Denbighshire are being thanked for following exercise from home guidance. Welsh Government regulations state you must exercise locally unless there is a reason, such as a health condition or mobility issue, that would require driving to the nearest convenient […]
Reminder of rules as cases continue to drop in Denbighshire Coronavirus cases in Denbighshire are continuing to fall during the current lockdown. For the period between January 26 and February 1 there were 112 new cases in the county and as of January 31 the case rate was 148.4 per […]
Work on transforming a former pub into a co-working hub for entrepreneurs has been completed Denbighshire County Council used £312,000 of funding through the European Regional Development Fund and the Welsh Government to create the office accommodation at the semi-derelict Costigan’s building on Bodfor Street, Rhyl. Accommodation for around 20 […]
Rhyl BID is working to support Rhyl businesses impacted by the introduction of the Active travel scheme at the end of last year. Rhyl BID issued a survey to collect feedback from Rhyl businesses and shoppers, to find out how the bollards are impacting traders and shoppers. The results show […]
Residents in Denbighshire are being thanked for following coronavirus regulations during the current lockdown. Cases of coronavirus in Denbighshire are still high due to the new variant which is more transmittable, but numbers are starting to fall. In the week ending Jan 17 there were 266 new cases in the […]
