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Rhyl wellness hub partners with House of The Vivienne to support those in recovery (opens the original)
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A recovery support group founded in memory of drag star The Vivienne is teaming up with a North Wales wellness hub to offer an evening of exercise, connection and support for people overcoming addiction. House of The Vivienne (HOV), established by Chanel Williams, sister of the late performer, is collaborating with Rhyl-based Ikigai Wellness for a free private kettlebell and wellbeing session today (Thursday, October 1). Around 20 people from HOV and the wider North Wales recovery community are
Darth Vader star Spencer Wilding to tie the knot in spectacular Prestatyn wedding (opens the original)
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RHYL'S very own Hollywood star best known for playing Darth Vader and the Wolfman is set to marry his long-term partner Joleen Kelly Jones in what promises to be one of the most memorable weddings North Wales has seen. Rhyl actor and creature performer Spencer Wilding, whose film career has seen him portray cinema icons including Darth Vader, The Wolfman and Frankenstein's Monster, will marry partner Jolene at Christ Church, Prestatyn, on Friday, October 16. Spencer and Joleen with sons George S
Can a new takeaway stand out in Deeside? I put Kebab Station to the test (opens the original)
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One of the highlights of my annual trip to Harrogate is a visit to a popular taverna that serves what I can only describe as outstanding moussaka, kebabs, halloumi and other traditional Greek dishes. So when I heard a new takeaway offering Greek-inspired cuisine had opened in Deeside, I was immediately interested. Kebab Station, which opened this summer in Queensferry, is the latest venture from the family behind The Master Fryer. After more than two decades serving fish and chips and kebabs fro
Councillors back consultation on Welsh-medium change for Conwy school (opens the original)
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Conwy County Council’s education committee voted in favour of a formal public consultation on plans to change Ysgol Babanod Llanfairfechan to a Category 3 Welsh-medium school. During a passionate debate on the Welsh language, councillors backed the recommendation at the Education and Skills Scrutiny Committee held at the authority’s Coed Pella headquarters this week. One councillor said “people had gone to jail” to fight for the right to speak Welsh and that speaking the language was every child
Councillor calls for action over ‘inappropriate’ campervan parking (opens the original)
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CONCERNS over the rising numbers of campervans parking in ‘inappropriate’ locations and the ‘lack of capacity’ for enforcement is being raised in Gwynedd. A Cyngor Gwynedd councillor is calling for “action” to bring the situation “under better control”. It comes amid an increase in the number of motorhomes and campervans parking up or staying overnight in lay-bys, car parks, coastal and scenic areas, to avoid paid camping site fees. Campervan season in North Wales regularly prompts complaints by
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