WELSH Assembly Government health minister Edwina Hart AM will be visiting Flintshire tomorrow (Friday, October 16) to officially launch her campaign to become the First Minister of Wales and Welsh Labour leader.Read
FLINTSHIRE and Wrexham film fans are being asked to vote for their favourite classic film, the winner of which will be screened at an exclusive, one-off showing.Read
A WHALE washed up on a Flintshire beach is believed to have died of dehydration and kidney failure after losing its way while returning to the North Atlantic.Read
ATTEND, formerly known as the National Association of Hospital and Community Friends, is launching an initiative in Wales to celebrate its 60th anniversary.Read
A PLANNING application to build an acoustic fence around the all-weather football pitch at Flint High School, Maes Hyfryd, has been deferred by Flintshire County Council’s planning committee.Read
ANTOINETTE Sandbach, Conservative parliamentary candidate for Delyn, has joined RNID Cymru in calling for people to value their hearing and take the charity’s hearing check.Read
CELEBRATION Messages, a messaging company that sends personal recorded messages overseas, is offering 50% discount for the families of Army personnel serving overseas this Christmas.Read
STUDENTS of Castell Alun High School, Hope, have been practising the traditional skills of spinning, weaving and cord-making as part of their living history and Celtic textile projects.Read
FIREFIGHTERS from Deeside want residents to support this year’s fireworks extravaganza and watch all the action safely from the sidelines at Deeside Leisure Centre on November 5.Read
THE North Wales Cancer Network Patient and Carer Liaison Group, in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support, is holding a free event on Thursday, November 26, at Venue Cymru, Llandudno, from 10.30am-3.45pm.Read
PUPILS and staff of Mountain Lane Primary School, Buckley, are enjoying their new green accolade and looking forward to spending the £1,000 prize money.Read
HOAX callers are being warned to expect prison sentences if they continue to harass the coastguard and Royal National Lifeboats Institution (RNLI).Read
CHILDREN can learn more about the natural world through a series of Welsh language ‘wildworkshops’ organised by Menter Iaith Sir y Fflint and local companies and societies.Read
A DAD whose children were devastated after their six pet cats were poisoned with anti-freeze is offering a £500 reward to help find the cruel killers.Read
ELEANOR Burnham, Welsh Lib Dem AM for North Wales, has called on Welsh Health Minister Edwina Hart to undertake an urgent review into the provision of mental health treatment for veterans.Read
A COLLECTION of 1960s original movie posters will be attracting Beatles fans from across the region when they go on sale at The Chester Antiques and Fine Art Show at The County Grandstand, Chester Racecourse, from today (Thursday) until Sunday.Read
LUCKY Alun School, Mold, students were given the opportunity to take part in the National Assembly for Wales’s mock council of the European Union in Cardiff.Read
TO support Flintshire Business Week, Aaron & Partners and Innes Reid are teaming up to present a seminar today, specifically aimed at directors/partners of small to medium-sized enterprises.Read
EXCITED children of St David’s Primary School, Mold, had the time of their lives when they were visited by some of the inhabitants from the North Wales Owl Sanctuary.Read
MORE than 70 Engineering students from Deeside College were joined by Year 12 students from local secondary schools and colleges to take part in the 22nd Engineering Team Challenge.Read
NORTH Wales Police are urging Flintshire farmers to be vigilant following reports a man has been visiting farmers in the Nannerch and Conwy areas attempting to sell chainsaws and other motorised equipment.Read
Last week the Chronicle revealed how more than 1,200 Flintshire County Council employees stand to lose thousands of pounds as part of a national pay review.Read
PUPILS with the gift of the gab from six Flintshire high schools battled it out at the senior heats of the Youth Speaks competition to win a place in the regional finals.Read
DEDICATION to charity fundraising and volunteer work has earned Hawarden High School head girl Chloe Parry a nomination for a Trinity Mirror Cheshire/ScottishPower Your Champions award.Read
MORE than £75,000 of Flintshire taxpayers’ money has been spent on fighting legal battles to stop low paid women winning equal pay, it has emerged.Read
A MAN who has helped Deeside College raise more than £150,000 for charity has been nominated for a Trinity Mirror/ScottishPower Your Champions award.Read
OUTSPOKEN councillor Klaus Armstrong-Braun has called for an extraordinary meeting at County Hall after claiming members were misled over staff pay cuts.Read
Trina Jones of Mold: “Losing money will make people lose interest in their jobs. I'm sure people’s jobs are hard enough as it is without taking pay cuts. Some jobs, like teaching assistants, are vocations for some people, but now they might go elsewhere.”Read
HELEN Flint, a specialist registrar in orthodontics at the Countess of Chester Hospital and Liverpool University, has won the gold medal for most outstanding candidate at her MOrth (Membership in Orthodontics) examination at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.Read
TO MARK World Mental Health Week, staff, patients and volunteers from Delfryn House Psychiatric Hospital, Mold, set up a stall at Mold Market to talk to shoppers about the realities of mental health problems.Read
To celebrate and highlight issues surrounding Mental Health Week, which ran from October 8-14, Francesca Elliott met Paul Hughes, manager of Delfryn House Psychiatric Hospital in Mold, and some of his patients, to try to lift the stigma and mystery surrounding mental health issuesRead