AFTER months of searching for the unsung heroes and heroines of our community, Trinity Mirror Cheshire – publisher of the Chronicle – is delighted to announce the Flintshire winners in this year’s Your Champions awards.Read
A MURDER trial will begin at Chester Crown Court next week after a Connah’s Quay man died of his injuries following an alleged attack on the city walls.Read
CARL Sargeant, AM for Alyn and Deeside, attended an event at Penyffordd and Penymynydd Royal British Legion in aid of Armed Forces charity Help for Heroes that raised more than £1,000.Read
CONSERVATIVE Welsh Assembly candidate Antoinette Sandbach is urging Flintshire residents concerned about changes planned for maternity and paediatric services in North Wales to attend a public meeting with the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.Read
WHETHER you’re a keen cook who likes to be inspired by your surroundings or someone looking to add value to your home, a new kitchen can work wonders.Read
A SHOTTON councillor has criticised a bus service laid on to transport civic guests from Deeside Enterprise Centre to Shotton Station for the unveiling of the £1m revamp – a 450-metre trip.Read
PUPILS of Golftyn Primary School in Connah’s Quay are already feeling festive and have enjoyed a Christmas production put on by actors from Clwyd Theatr Cymru.Read
A PARADE celebrating the return of Cheshire’s 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment will end with a special service in Chester Cathedral this morning to remember the 12 soldiers who lost their lives on the outfit’s tour of Afghanistan.Read
Long-serving officers will be forced to retire under a seldom-used cost-cutting measure North Wales Police has now been given the authority to invoke. ELEANOR BARLOW reportsRead
NEARLY 2,000 people across Flintshire will lose out because of changes to housing benefit introduced by the Westminster coalition, according to figures revealed by the Labour AM for Alyn and Deeside, Carl Sargeant.Read
TODAY The Chronicle Wheel, Chester’s very own version of the London Eye, opens to the public for the first time after the Christmas lights switch-on in the city centre.Read
HARD-WORKING classroom assistants and nursery nurses from across Flintshire have been presented with awards for their support of pupils with learning difficulties.Read
A DEVELOPER has confirmed it has submitted a planning application to knock down dilapidated buildings at the old Corus site in Deeside as part of a project to regenerate the region.Read
RUNNERS who took part in fundraising marathons will visit Save the Family’s new Cotton Hall Farm centre near Chester to see how the money they raised is being spent.Read
WELSH Assembly Government minister for the environment, Jane Davidson, visited Flintshire to discuss biodiversity work taking place across the county.Read
BUCKLEY councillors have demanded a review into the county council’s constitution, following a planning meeting they say was conducted with a ‘complete lack of democracy’.Read
A GLAMOUR model is supporting a soldier’s bid to raise money for Help for Heroes by jogging the length of an ancient earthwork from North to South Wales.Read
A 20-YEAR-OLD who had films of indecent sex acts on his laptop was just a normal, happy-go-lucky young man who downloaded them out of curiosity, a court was told.Read