Conwy County news, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Conwy Valley & Penllan villages

Cricket tickets up for grabs!

FIRST Class Cricket is returning to Colwyn Bay.Read

Clown Harley pops the question in circus ring

CHRIS Williams wasn’t clowning around when he proposed to his girlfriend in a circus ring on Tuesday evening.Read

Copter crew is thanked for saving Amy

A YOUNG woman who owes her life to the police helicopter has paid a visit to the airbase to thank the crew.Read

Carers meet Edwina Hart to discuss respite worried

CARERS worried about problems with respite care after the closure of a unit for the Elderly Mentally Infirm (EMI) have met health minister Edwina Hart to discuss their concerns.Read

Bloom judge impressed

WALES in Bloom judge Clare Price was greeted by Llandudno’s mayor Janet Jones and Miss Alice Lucia Harris at Venue Cymru when she visited the resort on Sunday.Read

A Welshman abroad

A LLANDUDNO man is helping to publicise the resort in his role as an entertainer on board a cruise ship.Read

Old Colwyn crime down

A POLICE inspector says a drop in crime in Old Colwyn is down to the community and bobbies working more closely together.Read

Big Mac meets little car

THIS was the horror scene which greeted one poor motorist on Sunday.Read

Daniel’s a real life saver

A TEENAGER saved his little sister’s life when she almost choked to death.Read

Rising star in West End Show

A RISING star returned to her former dance school to give children dancing tips after landing a part in a West End show.Read

Get involved in environmental days

THE Snowdonia Society is hoping to encourage young people to get involved in their free environmental days.Read

Children are taught to love dogs, not be afraid of them

SCHOOLCHILDREN are to get lessons on how to approach dogs safely to stop them being attacked.Read

New Assembly building starts to take shape

THIS is the latest close-up view of the new Welsh Assembly Government headquarters in Llandudno Junction.Read

Appeal for trekkers to join 460-mile charity expedition

A FORMER climbing instructor who plans to tackle a marathon trek for a children’s hospital is disappointed by the response to a request for people to join him.Read

FEARS that hoteliers in Wales are at a disadvantage when competing against those in England and Scotland for business were put to Assembly heritage and tourism minister Alun Ffred Jones last week.Read