How many can you get right without cheating?
1. The main river that crosses Flintshire county is the Alyn, rising near the Ponderosa Cafe on the Horseshoe Pass and enters the Dee near Rossett. Approximately what is its length?
2. The Alleluia monument near Mold, was built to commemorate the battle between the native Christians and which other two tribes?
3. A plaque on a wall at Rhydymwyn to commemorate the visits of two famous people - can you name them?
4. What was the name of the football team that played on this ground until the 1980s period?
5. The Milwr tunnel, near Bagillt was built for what purpose, and how far inland does it travel?
A UFO investigator is appealing for help to solve the mystery of a sighting in Llangollen in 2000. Russ Kellett, who has been investigating UFO sightings and strange phenomena in North Wales for 30 years, believes someone in the area can help shed light on an incident that took place near the Horseshoe Pass. He says police and other emergency services closed off the area on the morning of December 17. During visits to the area pre-lockdown, Russ has pieced some of the information together. But he is hopeful that someone out there has the information that could solve the 20 year old mystery.
Sheer scale of Storm Christoph downpours captured in these images of saturated North Wales
Roads were closed, rail services cancelled and rivers burst their banks as torrential rain fell
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SNOW and ice have wreaked havoc across North Wales as heavy downfall caused poor driving conditions and disruption. A yellow weather warning was placed for snow and ice from Thursday evening to Friday evening across North Wales with temperatures set to plummet. Whilst a blanket of snow had many homes keen to build a snowman in their gardens, it caused treacherous driving conditions on roads across the country. Traffic Wales confirmed there had been a crash affecting two lanes on the A55 Eastbound at J32 Holywell - J33 Flint/Mold. Traffic reports also showed that traffic was building on roads across Wrexham, Flintshire and Denbighshire.