PANT Women Institute's last meeting for the year took a festive turn with an 'Alternative Nativity'. The event was presented by member Sandra Hayward, with enthusiastic volunteers privided with costumes and props told the Nativity tale saturated
Almost everyone who watches live television must obtain a TV Licence to do so, however many of us have purchased a TV Licence when we don't need one. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live
A Full English Breakfast is a staple to many Brits, and when the sacred recipe is interpreted differently, it doesn't always go down well. As news outlet, the New York Times discovered when they caused some controversy online after they posted
WELCOME to another stroll down memory lane as we invite our beloved readers to join us in 1976. We have a sporting theme today as we share a few images of football teams enjoying success as well as a priceless picture of Llanfyllin town centre.
A FORMER solicitor who admitted four frauds totalling £854,000 has been jailed. Richard Hallows, of Wold Court, Hawarden, appeared before Caernarfon Crown Court for sentencing on Friday (December 8). The 66-year-old, from Flintshire, had previously
A CHIRK-based garden centre has announced the three schools near Oswestry that are set to receive a free real Christmas tree from its Moreton Park store. Dobbies in partnership with Needlefresh, a sustainable tree grower, named Weston Rhyn Primary
