Cases linked to an increase of Covid-19 infections in Denbighshire have been identified as the Delta variant. An Incident Management Team (IMT) is currently in operation to manage the situation and comprises of Denbighshire County Council, Public Health Wales and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. The linked cases are connected to a number of gatherings…
Sound Radio 103.1 talk to the Rhyl Mayor Cllr Ellie Chard about The Rhyl Read
Rhyl mayor Cllr Ellie Chard called into Sound Radio 103.1 to talk to Craig K about the new FREE local magazine to help keep peoples minds active during periods of isolation. Ellie spoke about why the magazine was set up, what is in the magazine to help people during this […]
Funding allocated for crime prevention interventions and to improve parking in West Rhyl
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 […]
Rhyl boxing club packs a big punch with cash seized from criminals
A BOXING club which has produced a string of Welsh champions over 30 years will continue to pack a punch – thanks to cash confiscated from criminals. Clwyd Amateur Boxing Club in Rhyl was founded in 1989 by the late Johnny Ritchie, born John Richard Jones, who fought at both […]
Sound Radio 103.1 talk to Carers Wales
On Community Voice Paul Toal spoke to Meryl Randell-Jones about Carers Wales. Meryl talks about the work of unpaid carers and how important their work is in Wales. She offers some eye watering statistics about the number of carers and how their numbers have increased during lockdown. This talk is […]
A Tasty Celebration for Denbighshire school children on St David’s Day
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 […]
Re-use and repair projects in North Wales are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy
Re-use and repair projects in North Wales are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy. The Circular Economy means resources and items are kept in use for as long as possible and waste is avoided through the use of recycled materials to […]
Sound Radio talk to The Little Theatre in Rhyl
Craig K was joined in the studio (social distanced) by General Manager, Arlena Thornton of the Little Theatre in Rhyl on Monday 1st March 2021. They spoke about the recent work and renovations to the Little Theatre, including a heating system for the auditorium. Arlena also spoke about the affects […]
St. Asaph VP School closed to all pupils
St. Asaph VP School closed to all pupils Following a potential Covid-19 case at St. Asaph VP School, the school will be closed while pupils and staff isolate. The school plans to reopen on Monday, March 8. The school will be closed to all pupils, including those considered to be […]
Have your say on how Abergele & Pensarn Railway Station could benefit the community
An online visioning event is taking place on Wednesday 3rd March so members of the public can have their say on how Abergele & Pensarn railway station can benefit the community. The Transport for Wales event will be in conversation with Melanie Lawton and James Timber and is open to […]