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  • 1 week ago | bbc.com | Richard Evans

    Richard EvansLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceA private mental health hospital is set to open this month in Rhyl enabling patients to access treatment closer to home. Seren Gobaith Mental Health hospital in Denbighshire said it will offer spaces for local patients previously placed out of the area due to a lack of beds. The hospital joins four other healthcare facilities in Wales run by private provider Ty Melyn, and will create 250 jobs.

  • 1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Richard Evans

    Cup of coffee. (Image: Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash) A FORMER Rhyl charity shop could soon be reopened as a café, selling coffee and homemade cakes – if planning permission is granted. Magdalena Maciorowska has applied to Denbighshire County Council’s planning department for a change of use of the now empty Prestatyn & District Animal Welfare Group charity shop at 75 Rhyl Coast Road. Mrs Maciorowska wants to reopen the shop as a café and sandwich shop, baking custom-made cakes.

  • 1 week ago | dailypost.co.uk | Richard Evans

    A bid to open a new restaurant and takeaway has been thrown out over fears about noise and odours. Denbighshire County Council refused permission for a former showroom to be converted into a restaurant due to fears of noise and odours disturbing residents. Athar Khan applied to Denbighshire ’s planning department, seeking permission to convert the Dyffryn Trading Estate Showroom on Rhyl Road, Denbigh.

  • 2 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Richard Evans

    A decision on plans to bring a quarry back into use have been put on hold again as planning officers deal with late objections from residents. Tarmac Trading Ltd applied to Denbighshire Council's planning department, seeking to continue work at Burley Hill Quarry without complying with time limits agreed in the 1950s. The matter to extend the life of the dormant quarry for 15 years was deferred in March to give communities more time to respond.

  • 2 weeks ago | msn.com | Richard Evans

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