In 2021 Rhuddlan Town Council purchased a building that was previously the Munchkins Nursery situated next to Admiral Fields near the MUGA (multi-use games area). Planning permission has been granted to refurbish the building and turn it into a Community Building.
If you have been wandering in the vicinity of the Vicarage Lane play area recently you may have noticed a circle of trees that have been planted alongside the footpath leading to Gwindy Street, and also two flowering cherry trees near the bench on the same path.
A new video has been produced that promotes all that North East Wales has to offer in terms of history, culture, nature and natural beauty. The Video features Rhuddlan and our own Rhuddlan Town and County Councillor Arwel Roberts who states:
Residents are being invited to have their say on Denbighshire County Council’s focus for the next five years.
Housing, the climate and environment, the economy, young people, connected communities, addressing deprivation and continuing to provide a well-run, high performing Council are all themes to be included in the Council’s Corporate Plan 2022-2027.
Only four months to go before the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beacons. Become involved in this special tribute to our Queen Elizabeth, celebrating this unique moment in her reign and in her life too.
DVSC Wellbeing Sessions
A virtual meeting regarding events to celebrate the Queens Platinum Jubilee is to be held on the 27th of January at 7 p.m. Members of the public wishing to attend may do so by informing the Town Clerk by the 26th of January so that necessary arrangement can be made.
Rhuddlan Town Council would like to say a big thank you to all the volunteers, local clubs, groups, businesses, societies, and other organisations for all their hard work in 2021. Thank you.
At its annual precept meeting, Rhuddlan Town Councillors unamously voted not to increase the town council tax household contribution and maintain it at £98.87 per household per year.
It was a difficult job for our judges to choose winners of this year’s competition due to the high number of fantastically decorated houses and businesses in Rhuddlan.