Do you need help? Age Cymru to offer a ‘check-in-and-chat’ telephone service for the over 70s Age Cymru is to offer a check-in-and-chat telephone service for the over 70s in Wales who live alone. It is hoped that the initiative will help provide some reassurances to older people, answer basic queries and link people to…
Fresh fish sales warning! Consumers across Denbighshire are being warned to beware of fish salesmen trying to persuade householders to buy fresh fish. Both Denbighshire Trading Standards and North Wales Police have received reports in the last week of traders selling door to door in the Dee Valley area, asking residents if they would like…
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Congratulations to the Little Flowermonger The Little Flowermonger, Rhuddlan has been honoured by the British Florist Association this year. It showcased it’s display for Valentine Day and it was nominated from all it’s members across the United Kingdom. Cllr Arwel Roberts, Town Mayor congratulated the owner Mrs Bell whilst on a visit to the shop.
Be aware – cold callers in the area!!!! Dear Watch Member, We have been made aware of a number of cold callers recently in the area. On Saturday, a male with an Irish accent approached a resident in the Connahs Quay area asking if they would like their driveway done. They replied no and the…
The Council have provided new fencing around the equipment for the benefit of users.
Come and try out the Fresh Air Gym equipment. It’s free!
Chair Dance & Fitness Sessions in Rhuddlan.
There was a very festive atmosphere at the fortnightly Lunch Club in Rhuddlan’s Community Centre. Everyone received an excellent Christmas lunch with all the usual trimmings. There was also a quiz and a raffle and everyone went home with a gift.
Rhuddlan Dementia Group had a great coffee morning with a mince pies and carols. The event was held to promote the Group’s work in providing information about dementia within Rhuddlan as well as publicising the Group’s activities such as Music Memories and Sit and be Fit, which are open to everyone and are free to attend.
The Co-op store in Rhuddlan continues to support local voluntary groups. In the summer the store helped to fund the Dementia Group’s Music Memories sessions which take place every other Tuesday afternoon in Rhuddlan Library.