Nercwys

A CHARITY music festival has been given the go-ahead despite serious noise concerns expressed by the organiser's brother. Flintshire Council's licensing sub-committee granted Nercwys Music Festival organiser Phil Gerrard permission to hold the festival ...

SERIOUS noise concerns have sparked a review into whether a charity music festival should be granted a licence. Flintshire Council's licensing sub-committee will consider whether to grant Nercwys Music Festival organiser Phil Gerrard an application for ...

SERIOUS noise concerns have sparked a review into whether a charity music festival should be granted a licence. Flintshire Council's licensing sub-committee will consider whether to grant Nercwys Music Festival organiser Phil Gerrard an application for ...

WEDDING chimes replaced the sound of the school bell for children in a Flintshire village. Pupils from Nercwys Primary School watched on as two youngsters tied the knot in a mock-up wedding, which was held at St Mary's Church on Wednesday.

The award to Mrs Ingman, a former teacher at Nercwys Primary School, recognises her work on community projects and her efforts to raise money for local charities. Mrs Ingman, who lives in Leeswood, said: “I cried when I found out I had received the award.

Flintshire council has agreed to consult the public over the closure of three primary schools. Parents protested outside the council meeting about the plans affecting Ysgol Maes Edwin at Flint Mountain, Ysgol Llanfynydd and Ysgol Mornant in Picton.