Rhyl Prestatyn & Abergele Journal

The Journal stands out as the premier weekly newspaper serving Rhyl, Prestatyn, and Abergele. It boasts the largest free distribution and the greatest readership among weekly publications in the region. Known for being the first to report local news in Rhyl and Prestatyn, The Journal has earned a strong reputation for generating results for advertisers in the area. As the sole free publication in Abergele, Rhuddlan, and St. Asaph, it reaches homes that other local newspapers do not. Each issue is filled with valuable information, local stories, sports coverage, and advertisements, all presented in vibrant full color on every page.

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Clwyd Special Riding Centre push with Crowdfunder appeal

1 day ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Claire Pierce

Clwyd Special Riding Centre, just outside Wrexham, has raised over £214,000 towards its target of £365,000, after an urgent Crowdfunder appeal was launched by the Centre's Trustees earlier this month. Established 43 years ago, the centre is in serious financial crisis and must raise the remaining £151,000 by Friday, May 23 if it is to secure its future in the medium term.
The Landlord's Playbook is proving a hit on Amazon

2 days ago | rhyljournal.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.
Denbighshire attractions lighting up in Red, White and Blue to commemorate VE Day

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Matt Warner

Buildings will be red, white and blue to mark VE Day. (Image: DLL) MANY buildings in Denbighshire will be illuminated to mark VE Day today. DLL (Denbighshire Leisure Ltd) will be lighting up its attractions in red, white and blue to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day (Thursday, May 8).
‘First in Wales’ fitness experience proves to be a 'massive hit' at Club Rhyl

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Matt Warner

BOX12: DLL's latest 'first in Wales' fitness experience launched at Club Rhyl this week. Image: DLL A ‘FIRST in Wales’ fitness experience launched at Club Rhyl this week, to fantastic feedback from members. The latest development in Denbighshire Leisure Limited’s £1 million plus Club Rhyl refurbishment launched this week to exceptional feedback.
Explained: What happens if you're pulled over and caught drink or drug-driving?

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Steve Craddock

We all have an idea of what happens when a drink or drug-driver is pulled over and ultimately ends up before the courts. But during a visit to Llay Police Station, we found out more about that process - from start to finish. PC Dylan Smith of the Roads Crime Unit demonstrated the procedure of a roadside stop. He said: "If we witness the vehicle we think is driving impaired, swerving, or if we've had information that they might be over the limit, we stop them.
Welsh Ambulance Service to use drones to locate patients in hard-to-reach areas

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Alex Whilding

The drones will provide live video feeds (Image: WAS) The Welsh Ambulance Service is set to start using drones to survey hazardous and challenging incidents. The remotely operated drones will provide the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) paramedics with live aerial footage, helping them spot previously unseen dangers. The drones will not only provide live video feeds to the operators on the scene but will also relay the feed to clinicians in the trust’s control rooms.
Animal rescue's appeal to find homes for Luna, Nellie and Beans

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Megan Donoher

L-R: Luna, Nellie and Beans (Image: Almost Home) AN animal rescue centre is appealing to the public to find three beautiful dogs their forever home. Almost Home Dog Rescue, based in Mold, provides a safe haven for abandoned dogs before uniting them with their new home and owner. It also aims to support and educate the next generation of dog owners to prevent an increase in the number of pets being carelessly neglected.
Cows on the carriageway cause disruption as police close stretch of A55

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Megan Donoher

A55 near J34 (Image: Traffic Wales) A STRETCH of the A55 was shut this morning due to reports of cattle on the carriageway (May 7). Traffic Wales has confirmed 'a number of cows' were causing a safety hazard along the A55, eastbound, near Junction 33 for Flint and the Northop Hall Shell services. 📢 󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Update 08:30✅ The following has now cleared.
Heartbreaking discovery: Dog with legs 'tied' found washed up on Rhyl beach

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Suzanne Kendrick

Rhyl Beach (Image: GoogleMaps) THE body of a dog with its back legs 'tied' was found on Rhyl beach. The heartbreaking and barbaric discovery was made at about 9.30am this morning (May 5). The dog was said to be medium in size. It is believed that both the RSPCA and North Wales Police have been informed. Kirsty Louise said: "My kids' dad [Shane] and I are both very upset by the finding.
Lifelong fan programmes bus tribute to The Alarm’s Mike Peters

1 week ago | rhyljournal.co.uk | Suzanne Kendrick

A fitting tribute from Lloyds Coaches to the beloved Dyserth rocker (Image: Lloyds Coaches / Permission granted) A LIFELONG fan of The Alarm programmed the destination blind on a bus to flash up '68 Guns Will Never Die.' Lloyds Coaches, who operate coach services and bus services across North Wales, including routes between Bangor and Aberystwyth, Tywyn and Newtown, and services in Machynlleth and Dolgellau areas, carried out the 'flash up' on a spare bus that is used for driver change overs...