Wife feared gang of yobs would kill her husband in Abergele attack - North Wales Weekly News
A terrified wife described how she feared her husband was dead after a gang of youths beat him up in the street outside his shop.
Severn Trent will revisit Oswestry - Tizer
Severn Trent has set a date for its return visit to Oswestry when it will once again ask its consumers what they think of the town's drinking water.
Rhyl company hopes to create 200 jobs next year - Your Vale News
The fastest growing company in North Wales said it expects to create around 200 new jobs next year.
Tag: jobs
Flintshire couple fail in bid to sue after 'holiday from hell' - Evening Leader
A retired Flintshire couple who complained of a 'holiday from hell' have failed in their bid to sue the travel agent who sold them the sunshine break in Benidorm.
Anti social behaviour closes town car park - Denbighshire Free Press
South Denbighshire Neighbourhood Policing Team said they have received numerous complaints from members of the public in relation to anti social driving/gathering at the front of the antiques centre on Rhyl Road in Denbigh.
Work begins on £3m Northop college site - Daily Post
Work has started on a £3m new learning centre at Deeside College's Northop campus.
For once, there's some good news on the jobs front this week:
Rhyl company hopes to create 200 jobs next year - Denbighshire Visitor
Rhyl-based Total Trade Group has grown by 397% in the period 2006-2008. The company is a provider of domestic property maintenance, energy efficiency and mechanical and electrical services to social housing and other clients.
Green Oswestry firm creates 30 jobs - Border Counties Advertizer
The Big Green Book, a resource website for business, is rapidly expanding which should lead to the creation of 30 jobs.
Meanwhile Wrexham FC's chief executive has been reassuring worried supporters of the club that its future is safe:
Development will safeguard Wrexham FC future says chief executive Paul Retout - Daily Post
Supporters are worried that private investors could pull out of the Wrexham Village project at any time but the chief executive maintains that the steady stream of income generated by Glyndwr University students would prevent any financial problems.
Other stories in the local papers this week:
VIDEO: CCTV images and police interview tape used in 'Tati' murder trial - The Leader
Following the conviction of Lukasz Reszpondek for the murder of Ermatati Rodgers in Wrexham, the Leader puts online the CCTV images and interview tapes of Reszpondek.
Prestatyn supergran beats cancer... then runs New York Marathon - Rhyl Journal
Valerie Johnson, 63, who was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2001, raised £2,000 for Bowel Cancer UK by taking part in the 26-mile run through the Big Apple.
Wrexham bingo player scoops £100,000 online prize
A lucky Wrexham person, who wishes to remain anonymous, has won £100,000 as part of an online Mecca Bingo game.
Well, to be precise, the final 50 words!
For this is a Wordle [or tag cloud] using the 50 most commonly occurring words in a debate hosted by the BBC Have Your Say section yesterday, Could the welcome in Wales be warmer?, in response to a tourism survey which accused the Welsh of being unfriendly to visitors!
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