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Claims rogue rubbish collectors are using A55 corridor to illegally dump waste

Park and ride scheme being explored to address lack of spaces in Wrexham

Likely 12.5% council tax rise will still mean ‘inevitable’ education job losses

Calls for Welsh Government to reconsider A483 improvements to help ease traffic in Wrexham

Business rate relief cut is “death sentence for many businesses in Wales”, say Welsh Conservatives

Work on Llangollen’s Four Great Highways project set to start next month as contractor appointed

Wrexham butcher launches new business in Farndon

Warning issued after charging unit fire in North Wales

Modernising of ‘dated’ academic laboratories planned at Wrexham University

£400,000 upgrade of Llangollen’s gas network underway

First Minister calls for immediate action to compensate victims of Post Office horizon scandal

Gething defends council funding: “We’ve protected health and local government as the two big priorities in the budget”

Former Wrexham B&B provides essential homeless support to over 240 residents

Rate relief cut is “final nail in coffin” for Wales’ independent businesses

Primary school praised by Inspectorate for its “caring and nurturing environment”

Real-time pump prices could drive down fuel costs for motorists

Appeal launched amid concerns for missing woman from Llangollen

Police warning to youths egging houses in Penycae

RSPCA urging for XL Bully owners to exempt dogs before deadline

ATIK nightclub operator to call in administrators amid “extremely challenging” time for the sector

State-of-the-art emergency ambulances introduced to Welsh Ambulance Service fleet