Denbighshire news

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General news from the BBC web site:

Armed robbery at travel agents Police appeal for information after an armed robbery at a travel agents in which staff were threatened with a knife.

Buyer found for £85m development A buyer is found to proceed with plans to build 200 apartments and a hotel on the site of Rhyl's former funfair.

Two charged over take-away raid Two men aged 41 and 21 are charged in connection with a robbery at a KFC take-away in Denbighshire.

One released after take-away raid Police release one man and continue to quiz two others following a robbery at a KFC take-away in Denbighshire.

Two quizzed over take-away raid Two men are questioned after a cash is taken in a robbery at a KFC restaurant in Denbighshire.

Weddings plan for former prison Plans are submitted for a former prison, which has also been a munitions factory, to host weddings.

New pavilion could cost '£2m-£3m' A public meeting is to be held to discuss the future of a popular venue that has been closed over safety concerns.

Football to improve 'life skills' A college and a football club join forces to use the game to help raise writing and maths skills.

Weather grounds balloon festival The organiser of the Llangollen Balloon Festival cancels the event, putting the blame on unpredictable weather.

Venues sought as pavilion shuts Officials are to discuss alternative venues for music and displays after a pavilion is forced to close because of absestos problems.

Ambulance times miss set target The all-Wales target for ambulance response times was missed in January for the second successive month.

Metal factory on prison site list The former Anglesey Aluminium plant is put forward as one of six potential sites for a new prison for north Wales.

RNLI crew called to arguing men The RNLI crew were called in after two men, bickering on a beach, kept going back into the water.

Pavilion closure made permanent A popular Denbighshire venue closed last month due to asbestos concerns will never reopen, a council says.

Leona and Katie - the new 'Welsh' stars Forget Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey, Tommy Lee, Katie Price and Leona Lewis are among the lesser known 'Welsh' celebrities who should be celebrating St David's Day.

Films on buses tackle behaviour Movies and TV shows are being shown on some school buses to entertain pupils and reduce bad behaviour on the way home.

Burglar trapped by wet footprints A man whose break-in at a house was detected by police following his watery footprints is jailed for a year.

Banking adviser 'stole to gamble' A 20-year-old personal banking adviser is sentenced to youth custody after stealing thousands from elderly clients.

'Boiling water' dog attack probed The RSPCA investigates after a dog was found with "horrific" injuries, caused by boiling water or a corrosive substance.

£7.8m grant for wood fuel systems A £7.8m grant to help wood energy businesses is launched in Denbighshire by Rural Affairs Minister Elin Jones.

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