POLICE have said they will take no further action after armed officers surrounded a house in Thomas Avenue, Hawarden, in dramatic scenes yesterday (Wednesday).Read
‘AMBITIOUS’ plans to make more than £10m of savings next year are being put in place by Flintshire County Council after the Welsh Assembly Government’s (WAG’s) Provisional Local Government Settlement was announced on Tuesday.Read
A FLINT church has been forced to close its doors – after a building inspection revealed more than £100,000 worth of work was needed to the building.Read
HOLYWELL Art Club is holding an exhibition in the town’s library, displaying a range of pieces in a number of styles on various mediums, until November 29.Read
FLINTSHIRE groups and individuals hoping to run or continue community-based projects to benefit people with epilepsy are invited to apply for grants of up to £5,000.Read
WELSH Shadow Housing Minister, Mark Isherwood, has described the UK Government’s planned changes to housing benefit as ‘necessary’ in order to create a fairer system and tackle the deficit.Read
FLINTSHIRE residents are being asked for their views on a raft of drastic measures proposed by North Wales Police to cope with Government spending cuts.Read
A CHRISTMAS craft fair will be held in Holywell on Saturday. Holywell and District Women’s Group, supported by Transition Holywell and District, is holding the event from 9am-12.30pm in Holywell Youth and Community Centre.Read
FLINTSHIRE U3A’s quilt group has presented Lynda Hill, founder of children’s charity The Joshua Tree, with 19 quilts made by members of the group during their monthly meetings.Read
Delyn MP David Hanson said: “The Local Government Settlement represents a fair deal for local authorities in the context of the current financial climate.Read
SIR Tom Jones and Dame Edna Everage were the star-studded performers at a spectacular charity bash held by the founder of Deeside-based Iceland Foods.Read
The Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) last week unveiled its draft budget – revealing £860m worth of cuts to be made over the next year. ELEANOR BARLOW reportsRead
A TREUDDYN councillor is keen to clear up confusion surrounding a new initiative to keep rural residents informed about winter weather and road conditions.Read
DAVID Hanson, MP for Delyn, has visited Ysceifiog and welcomed the publishing of a community booklet which is part of a Flintshire-wide initiative to publicise areas and promote tourism.Read
THE British National Party (BNP) is hopeful of obtaining its first seat in next year’s Welsh Assembly elections, according to the party’s national spokesman.Read
FLINTSHIRE sporting hero Ian Rush launched a fundraising campaign he has created in conjunction with the Welsh Football Trust to help support grass-roots football.Read
Two lollipop ladies who ensure pupils of a Flint school make it across the road safe and sound have talked about their combined 44 years in the job to mark national Road Safety Week.Read
A grandfather exposed to nuclear bomb testing in the 1950s is vowing never to give up his fight for compensation despite a setback in the courts this week FRANCESCA ELLIOTT reportsRead