Delyn MP helps clean up Greenfield Valley Heritage Park
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Public invited to enjoy Greenfield Valley Heritage Park s festival of archaeology
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AS lockdown restrictions continue to ease, Flintshire County Council is encouraging residents to get out and explore some of the roads and sights less travelled in the region. Many popular spots for scenic walks and attractions have automatically been top of people’s lists as the weather improved and restrictions reduced. And Flintshire County Council is keen to ensure the public maintain social distancing and other Covid regulations to stay safe. During peak periods, Wepre Park was so busy that the car park was closed to manage visitor numbers and maintain social distancing. The Leader previously reported that Wepre Park was also busy during the lockdown which left residents feeling frustrated .
TOWN council members have agreed to act after concerns were raised about shopping trolleys being a potential ‘life-threatening’ danger in their area. Holywell Town Council members met virtually where a concerned resident had brought up the issue of a ‘near miss’ by the town’s Tesco supermarket – and says this isn’t the first time it has happened. Members of the council were informed of the shopping trolleys being ‘dumped’ over the side of a nearby bridge which overlooks one of the pathways into the Greenfield Valley Heritage Park. A letter, penned by resident Roberta Owen, was shared with councillors that recalled an incident involving one of the supermarket’s trolleys that came within a couple of yards of hitting a passer-by.