Hard-hitting crime drama gives youngsters a taste of justice
A teenager broke his friend's jaw and threatened others with a knife after the muscle building steroids he was taking made him aggressive.
The youngster called Connor was sent to a young offenders' institute for...
Regional success for Eryri Gymnastics Club
Eryri Gymnastics Club recently came second in the regional North Wales Preliminary Gymnastics Championships held in Llandrillo College.
The Eryri Gymnastics Club competed in The Welsh Gymnastics run competition against over 200 gymnasts, and was...
Adventurer Ash Dykes to share his experiences in Galeri, Caernarfon
“THE lonely snow leopard” Ash Dykes will share his experiences and challenges in a special evening at Galeri, Caernarfon.
On August 5, 2014, Ash Dykes, age 23, from Old Colwyn became the first known person...
Crime tsar blasts lack of consultation over axing of police helicopter base
A crime tsar is investigating whether he can challenge the decision to axe a police helicopter base in North Wales.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Winston Roddick CB QC is unhappy about the lack...
Sixth formers handed awards by Nobel Prize winner
Three North Wales sixth-formers have been handed awards by a Nobel Prize winner, for their scientific research into plant genes.
The Ysgol Emrys ap Iwan students were praised for their work on tackling crop shortages...
Chorister Vicky harmonises pregnancy with big Llangollen Eisteddfod singing date
A SINGER from Market Harborough organised the timing of her pregnancy to make sure she could compete with her choir at this summer’s Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod.
Alto Vicky Wilson was so determined not to...
Battlefield chaplain raises a glass to help local charities
An Armed Forces chaplain who served on the front line under fire in the Falklands and the Gulf War is planning a fund-raiser for Welsh charities.
Reverend Marcus Wyn Robinson from Gwynedd is inviting charities...
Llanrwst community rally round much loved family
The Llanrwst community are rallying round to raise funds for special equipment so that a wife and mother can come home from hospital
Peter Booth, a Llanrwst and Trefriw postman, his wife Nia and their...
High energy treat for Wrexham shoppers to launch fitness campaign
Shoppers were treated to an unexpected display of dazzling young talent – and then the show was over almost as quickly as it began.
But what at first appeared to be a sudden, impromptu performance...
Ancient rural craft heralds tall stories for pupils
A group of school children have been learning some rural crafts to create a giant story teller's chair made of willow.
The pupils from Ysgol Maes Owen in Kinmel Bay went with willow weaver Rosie Farey...
