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Denbighshire County Council has put free parking places throughout the county to encourage people to use their town centres for shopping and for doing business. The majority of the Council’s public car parks in the main town centres have remained open during the lockdown period and continue to be free […]
Completion of New Christ the Word Catholic School External works at the new 3-16 Christ the Word Catholic School in Rhyl have now been completed and the full site has now been handed over to the school. The school now has access to an all-weather pitch and a number of […]
Denbighshire County Council has confirmed that public toilets will open next week (Monday 29 June), as part of on-going efforts to support town centres across the county. This week, non-essential shops in Wales have been given the green light to start operating. Last week the Council announced that a Task […]
Precautionary signs have been placed around Marine Lake in Rhyl, advising people not to enter the water after blue-green marine algae was reported at the location. Blue-Green algae (cyanobacteria) are natural inhabitants of many inland waters, estuaries and the sea. Blue-Green algal blooms produce toxins that can adversely affect human […]
At todays press conference Welsh first minster Mark Drakeford announced the following changes: Retailers will be able to resume trading if they can take all reasonable measures to comply with the physical distancing duty in Welsh law to reduce the spread of coronavirus and protect shop workers and shoppers. The […]
A number of prominent buildings and locations in Rhyl will be lit up on Wednesday, June 24th in a stand for equality and against racism. The initiative, organised Denbighshire County Council, will see the buildings operated by Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, including Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, 1891 and the Sky Tower lit […]
Residents are being urged not to feed seagulls As part of Denbighshire County Council’s efforts to tackle problems caused by seagulls, the Council is warning residents not to feed them. The Council is continuing its social media and publicity campaign to raise awareness of the issue and posters have previously […]
Be considerate to neighbours during lockdown Denbighshire County Council is asking residents to be considerate to their neighbours during the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown. The Council’s Public Protection team has seen an increase in complaints relating to noise nuisance from loud music, televisions and gaming, DIY, dogs barking and other noise. […]
Unpaid carers thanked as part of awareness week Denbighshire County Council is thanking carers as part of a national week to mark their contribution. The Council is highlighting the work of unpaid carers as part of Carers Week 2020, an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlighting the challenges […]
Denbighshire County Council has issued a statement in response to the announcement by Welsh Education Minister Kirsty Williams MS today (Wednesday, June 3) that schools will re-open in phases from June 29. The main points of the Minister’s announcement were: It is proposed that all schools will start the next […]
