The latest news from Abergele, Pensarn, Kinmel Bay and Towyn from the North Wales Weekly News

Abergele man's award for giving 77 pints of blood

AN ABERGELE man has been recognised for his help in saving lives.Read

Students do their bit for affordable housing in Kinmel Bay

A TATTY looking house in Kinmel Bay has been transformed in a makeover by a team of students.Read

Coping with Tesco: Abergele is in pretty good health

A traditional former market town, Abergele finds itself with a superstore in very close proximity to its main shopping street. In the first of a series of articles looking at the health of the high street in Conwy county, Ian Lloyd Hughes looks at how the seaside town may be coping in the shadow of the retail giantRead

Abergele keeps up its Fairtrade reputation

ABERGELE has been keeping up its reputation for fair trade.Read

Raising money in memory of former Abergele pupil

SIXTH form students in Abergele have been fundraising in memory of a former pupil.Read

Abergele pupils turn a poetic ear to the past

PUPILS in Abergele are celebrating the past and present in poetic style.Read

Abergele swimmers perform well against area’s best

EIGHT Abergele swimmers achieved top results in the Swim Wales North regional Championships.Read

A55 roadworks hit Abergele town centre

ROADWORKS on the A55 are causing gridlock in Abergele town centre.Read

Abergele dog owners in crackdown protest

MORE than 100 dog owners went on the march against proposed dog control measures on Saturday.Read

Abergele teens 'cycling all the way to South America'

FOUR teenagers from Abergele are cycling 6,500 miles to Machu Picchu – without leaving Llandudno.Read

Vandalised Abergele nursery in Comic Relief bid

A NURSERY targeted by yobs is hoping for Comic Relief money for new equipment.Read

Anger as fast rail link misses out Abergele

COMMUTERS in Abergele are angry that a new fast rail link from North to South Wales is missing out their town.Read

Pensarn bids farewell to car park caravans

AFTER more than three years, an end is in sight for Pensarn’s traveller problems.Read

Abergele castle hotel blueprint in pipeline

A HISTORIC castle is set for a multi-million pound transformation into a five-star hotel.Read

Muddy Abergele school path is 'like the Somme’

A HEADTEACHER has described the situation outside his school as ‘at its worst, like the Somme’.Read

Welsh language concerns over Abergele homes

PROTECTING Welsh language and culture could stand in the way of 855 new homes being built in Abergele.Read

Towyn men guilty of plot to supply drugs in North Wales

TWO men have been found guilty for their part in a conspiracy to bring illegal drugs onto the streets of North Wales.Read

Disabled police officer from Abergele was constructively dismissed

A FORMER training officer with North Wales Police who was disabled after a road accident was constructively dismissed, an employment tribunal has ruled.Read