The last few weeks have seen some “ups” and “downs” for the Group.
The main “down” was the fact that we had to cancel the 2 events planned for Saturday 26th June – the Memory/Wellness walk to the Nature Reserve and the “Come and Meet Us” session in the Community Centre; which would also have involved a number of other community groups.
Denbighshire Leisure has partnered with ASDA to bring North Wales shoppers a Summer of fun.
SC2 and Ninja TAG are headlining the supermarket giant’s Summer of campaign, giving customers the chance to swim and play for free this Summer.
Did you know that Denbighshire’s Tourism Department offer a FREE leaflet distribution service to order leaflets from? These leaflets are to provide information for visitors and to enhance their stay.
Outdoor Fitness Classes With a Qualified Instructor – Admirals Field
Summer 2021 Community Multi-Sport Activities
Denbighshire County Council has announced a one-off grant funding opportunity for communities that host and organise events in Denbighshire.
Local people in Denbighshire can now visit their local library to browse, choose and return books without an appointment. They will still need to make an appointment to use a library computer, book a study space and to access One Stop Shop services by phoning their local library. Libraries are a safe place to visit with plenty of room for social distancing, limited numbers of people in at any time, and hand and equipment sanitiser available.
One of the main causes of irritation to everyone – including many dog owners – is dog fouling in public places. Everyone has to share the same recreational space and there is nothing worse than having to constantly look for dog poo to prevent you or your children stepping or even falling into it. It is a real health hazard to leave it where it lies – on pavements, in parks and playgrounds and it is also against the law.
You can now visit your local library to browse, choose, collect and return your books without an appointment during the current opening times.
You will need to make an appointment to use a computer and print, to use a study space, and to access One Stop Shop services so that we can make sure there’s enough room to keep everyone safe. Please phone your local library to make an appointment. Computer sessions are currently limited to 1 hour. You will need your library card number to book a computer session.
Help us to keep Rhuddlan clean & tidy | meeting at Rhuddlan Community Centre 24/07/2021 at 10am – 12pm | Tea & Coffee available in the Community Centre after the pick.