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North Wales group funding own prostate tests as NHS screening question remains unanswered
A north Wales prostate cancer group has been working with employers to fund PSA testing through fundraising, with members reporting early detection as a result,...
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Public invited to take part in Welsh Ambulance Service’s bi-monthly Board meeting
Members of the public are being encouraged to submit their questions to the Welsh Ambulance Service’s bi-monthly Board meeting. During the meeting on 26 March,...
Tractor-mad charity legend Esmor launches huge Easter gift mission
A charity hero who once drove a JCB from John O’Groats to Lands’ End is launching a month-long Easter gift mission across North Wales. Esmor...
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Man banned from football matches after assault before Wrexham v Millwall game
Andrew Currie was barred for five years after an incident near the Ironworks pub
317 incidents, 40 arrests: What Wrexham Rural police dealt with this week
Local police recorded 115 crimes and made 40 arrests across rural Wrexham in a single week, according to figures published by officers from the Wrexham...
A Milestone for the deaf community as Senedd passes British Sign Language (Wales) Bill
The British Sign Language (Wales) Bill has passed its final stage in the Senedd, with North Wales MS Mark Isherwood describing Wednesday’s vote as “a...
New football attraction in North Wales will 'genuinely reflect' all cultures
A sneak peek of the 'cultural landmark' gives an idea of what visitors can expect
Welsh pharmacies carry out over 600,000 common ailment consultations
Pharmacies in Wales carried out over 600,000 clinical consultations for common health issues in the last 12 months. Almost 346,000 people used the common ailments...
North Wales autism charities facing closure, MS warns First Minister
Voluntary sector organisations providing key services to disabled and autistic children and their families in north Wales are either closing or shrinking, and the Conservative...
Concerns raised over Wales’ preparedness for future emergencies
Wales may not be fully prepared to deal with another major emergency because current contingency plans rely too heavily on self-assessment, a Senedd committee has...
'I’d be dead if treated for my cancer in Wales' says Welcome to Wrexham star
In a new documentary, broadcaster Maxine Hughes gives an unfiltered account of what it’s like to experience cancer
English couple moved to Wales and one deed showed they'd made right decision
They knew no one in the area but act of kindness made all the difference
A view from Sam Rowlands – Welsh Conservative North Wales Member of the Senedd
Wrexham.com has invited the four North Wales Members of the Senedd to write a monthly column with updates on their work. You can find their...
Wrexham University granted power to award its own research degrees
Wrexham University has been awarded Research Degree Awarding Powers (RDAP), which will allow the institution to grant research degrees such as doctorates for the first...
Appeal after electric bike stolen from Summerhill garden
Police are appealing for information after an electric bike was stolen from a residential property in Wrexham. The black and blue Hitway electric assisted bike...
1,000 ‘Pause Packs’ launched by Cambria to support student mental health
Students are being encouraged to “pause” and prioritise their mental health as part of a new initiative launched by the wellbeing team at Coleg Cambria. With...
Betsi Cadwaladr under-reported thousands of patients waiting for treatment, review finds
The Welsh Government has published the findings of an independent review into how Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board under-reported its NHS waiting list figures for...
Businesses urged to step forward to save Cefn Mawr Post Office
Community leaders are urging local businesses to come forward to save a village Post Office. The Cefn Mawr branch closed on March 10 following the...
Café culture dream withers in Wrexham as shopkeepers call for change
Pedestrianisation has divided opinion in the city
A view from Plaid Cymru’s North Wales Member of the Senedd
Wrexham.com has invited Wrexham & Clwyd South Members of Parliament and Members of the Senedd to write a monthly article with updates on their work...