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Co-op spends £220,000 on new Llanrwst store

THE Co-operative is investing £220,000 in Llanrwst to convert and transform the Somerfield store on Plough Street to a Co-operative.Read

Conwy Valley councillor named as local champion

A CONWY Valley councillor has gained national recognition for her work supporting the needs of older people.Read

Young Capel Curig inventor wins TV invention competition

A MUM whose son was killed in a tragic accident has praised a young inventor who devised a warning system for cyclists in his memory.Read

Brave Conwy Valley girl make family proud

THE family of a nine-year-old girl has praised her courage in facing a rare genetic disorder that leaves her unable to walk.Read

Young entrepreneurs take over Betws-y-Coed cafe

BETWS-Y-COED’S famous Buffet Coach cafe has had a new lease of life after a young couple took over its management.Read

Capel Curig youngster invents bike safety devise after friend's death

AN INVENTIVE ten-year-old from the Conwy Valley has reached the final of a children’s TV competition after coming up with a bike warning system inspired by the tragic death of a friend.Read

Youth, 15, left tire marks on ‘pristine’ Llanrwst cricket club pitch

A 15-YEAR-old boy who stole a dumper truck and drove it across a cricket pitch in an “astonishing” incident has been given a curfew.Read

New Llanrwst job club to open doors to rural unemployed

THE opening of a new job club in Llanrwst set up to help get rural vacancies to rural people has been welcomed after almost four years since the town’s job centre closed.Read

Brave Llanrwst toddler Harry defies the odds

A MUM has told of her son’s incredibly rare illness that has left him blind and needing a foot amputated.Read

Residents want clarity over Llanrwst Tesco discussions

LLANRWST Town Council has requested a meeting with developers to discuss the possibility of a Tesco store coming to the town following meetings with county councillors.Read

Residents want clarity over Llanrwst Tesco discussions

LLANRWST Town Council has requested a meeting with developers to discuss the possibility of a Tesco store coming to the town following meetings with county councillors.Read

20p charge to use Betws-y-Coed toilets to continue

A YEAR after controversial plans to turn one of the Conwy Valley’s most used public conveniences into a £360,000 state-of-the-art facility were turned down by National Park planners, Conwy County Council has revealed it will continue its 20p charges.Read