Denbighshire Free Press

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LIVE: Police update as potential body sighted in search for missing Athrun

3 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Suzanne Kendrick

Major activity taking place this evening (May 13) in the ongoing search for missing Athrun. National Police Air Service has been seen circling an area off the West Shore. Athrun has been missing since Saturday (May 10). He was last seen on West Shore Beach in Llandudno, close to the boating lake and playpark.
The Landlord's Playbook is proving a hit on Amazon

3 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Claire Pierce

David Adams, managing director of Cavendish, was number one in the Finance and Mortgage category on Amazon, and number two in Property Guides within days of his book The Landlord's Playbook going on sale. He wrote the book to share his knowledge and experience of more than 20 years' working with landlords, advising them on how to maximise the value of their property portfolios.
Desperate appeal to find Trefnant 39-year-old last seen a week ago

3 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Suzanne Kendrick

Edward Jones, of Trefnant, was last seen on Wednesday, May 7. It is believed Edward has been camping in rural locations. In a statement, the family said: "Ed has not made contact since Friday, May 9 at 3pm. His car [a white Ford Fiesta] was found in Llanbedr DC on Monday (May 12). He may have his mountain bike with him and possibly a tent. "He usually carries a backpack when out exploring. He may be in the Moel Famau, Moel Arthur, Penycloddiau areas but could also be anywhere else.
Denbighshire communities come together to mark VE Day 80th anniversary

4 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Suzanne Kendrick

Events took place in towns and villages across the county. From wreath-laying ceremonies to nostalgic tea parties, residents young and old paid tribute to the sacrifices of World War II and celebrated the peace that followed. In St Asaph, mayor Colin Hardie introduced a wreath-laying ceremony, where children from Glan Clwyd and Fairholme Schools also laid wreaths in a touching act of remembrance. In Denbigh, a short service was held at The Angel in The Square on Thursday, May 8.
Chris Eubank Sr on how Llangollen helped journey to becoming Boxing World Champion

6 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Arron Evans

Chris Eubank Sr in his prime. (Image: Tony Harris/PA) A BOXING legend has recalled how a north Wales town helped shape his journey to becoming a world champion. Chris Eubank Sr. is regarded as one of the best boxers of all time, having reigned as world champion for over five years. He was undefeated in his first 10 years as a professional, and remained undefeated at middleweight.
Main road in Corwen closes following crash - emergency services attend scene

6 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Marko Vranic

Stock image of police (Image: NWP) A MAIN road in Corwen has closed following a crash. The A5104 in Bryneglwys, Corwen is currently shut from the Horseshoe Pass roundabout to the crossroads near Ifor Williams. Police officers are in attendance. North Wales Police has warned people to avoid the area and use alternative travel routes.
Mold woman 'excited' to be leading company's new commercial venture

6 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Marko Vranic

Esther Richards (Image: FUW) A WOMAN from Mold with a wealth of expertise is leading a company's new business venture. Esther Richards will be leading FUW Insurance Services Limited new business venture, focused on providing comprehensive insurance solutions for a wide range of businesses and commercial outlets. FUW Commercial draws on FUW Insurance Services’ long-standing reputation as one of Wales’ leading insurance brokers.
Denbigh barn conversion with paddock on the market for £465k

6 days ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

The house has four bedrooms (Image: Williams Estates) A four-bedroom barn conversion with a one-acre paddock and "outstanding views over the Vale of Clwyd" is on the market for offers in the region of £465,000, according to Williams Estates. Located on the outskirts of Denbigh, the property is one of four barn conversions set within a private courtyard, alongside a detached house.
Woman sought by police as witness to racially aggravated incident in Denbigh

1 week ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Marko Vranic

The woman sought by police as a witness. (Image: NWP) POLICE have appealed for the identity of a woman who may have witnessed a racially aggravated incident in Denbigh. A racially aggravated public order offence took place at Denbigh Kebab Shop on Bridge Street at approximately 7:30pm on January 18. Police believe the female pictured above may have witnessed the offence and wish to get in touch with her.
Plans to bring town's 'wonderful' community cinema back to life

1 week ago | denbighshirefreepress.co.uk | Joe Robinson

A film being shown at the launch event of Llangollen's New Dot cinema in 2015. (Image: Llanblogger) A TOWN'S community cinema is set to return in "wonderful" news for the area. There are plans to bring back the New Dot Cinema, based at the Town Hall in Llangollen, which last showed a film two years ago. A spokesperson for the team behind the plans told Llanblogger: "You may have heard a few whispers around town that New Dot Cinema is opening its doors again.