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Euro 2020: Wales v Switzerland draw a pretty decent result

Pubs in Wrexham and Flintshire where Wales fans will be watching Euro 2020 this weekend

Bootlegger teams up with 73 Degree Films to promote pubs in Wrexham in new film

To celebrate the reopening of indoor hospitality in Wales this week, 73 Degree Films have released “Bootlegger’s Guide to Wrexham Pubs”. The video features Bootlegger, also known as Wrexham AFC superfan and social media giant Karl Philips, and Rob Corcoran from 73 taking part in a virtual pub crawl, using a giant green screen to […]

Senedd Election 2021: Wrexham constituency result in full

Senedd Election 2021: Wrexham constituency result in full as Labour hold seat Lesley Griffiths has represented Wrexham since 2007 Updated Lesley Griffiths giving her victory speech after retaining her seat in Wrexham (Image: Wrexham Council) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Lesley Griffiths has once again been elected as Wrexham s MS as Labour retains its grip on the town.

Is a quiet revolution edging Wales down the road to independence?

Is a quiet revolution edging Wales down the road to independence? Julian Coman © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Haydn Denman/Alamy “There was a village choir; there was a folk group with a harp that won prizes; there was a chapel. And all that culture just went under the water. What you see here is the graveyard of a Welsh community.” More than half a century on, Elwyn Edwards still feels a sense of outrage as he contemplates the valley of Tryweryn in north-west Wales, where the thriving village of Capel Celyn was deliberately flooded in 1965. On the orders of Westminster, the picturesque hamlet was sacrificed to create a reservoir supplying water to Liverpool, 43 miles away. Capel Celyn’s inhabitants protested, and there was desperate opposition from Welsh MPs in the House of Commons. Edwards, 13 at the time and living a few miles away, went to the demonstrations and remembers the raw anger. After the deed was finally done, he recalls a sepulchra

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