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Wrexham player Josh Windass faces another spell on sidelines
Josh Windass sustained an ankle injury during Saturday's 1-1 Championship draw away to Derby County. While the scan revealed it is not as serious as first feared, he will require time for swelling to reduce in his ankle joint. He definitely misses tomorrow's clash against West Brom.
Wrexham boy arrested on suspicion of bomb hoax after school evacuation
A 16-year-old from the Wrexham area was arrested on suspicion of a bomb hoax. The arrest occurred on Thursday, October 8th, the same day St Martin's Comprehensive School in Caerphilly evacuated following a reported threat. The individual has since been released on conditional bail.
Wrexham's Tŷ Pawb to host international art exhibition with Pittsburgh
Tŷ Pawb in Wrexham is partnering with Southern Graphics Council International to host two major international art exhibitions at the end of 2027. The event will feature 40 Wales-based printmakers alongside 40 from North America, with prints displayed simultaneously in Wrexham and Pittsburgh.
Mold and Wrexham face tough Division One North weekend
Mold and Wrexham faced a difficult Division One North weekend against title challengers. Caernarfon beat Mold, while Wrexham lost to Nant Conwy despite an early lead. Other local teams also featured in the reported results.
Wrexham Head Coach Delighted with Team's Big Away Win
Head coach Jenny Sugarman praised the Wrexham players following their 8-1 win against Swansea City. She highlighted the team's performance in transition moments and individual efforts from the forwards. The focus now shifts to Sunday's home match against Cardiff Met.
Police to remove static caravan blocking Llewellyn Road in Tanyfron
North Wales Police is arranging to move a static caravan that has been blocking Llewellyn Road in Tanyfron. The recipient stated they could not arrange for its removal. Officers are now taking steps to move the caravan themselves.
Bala Town suffers Cymru North defeat against Buckley Town
BALA Town lost 3-2 to Buckley Town on Friday night at Maes Tegid. Despite coming back to level the score twice, defensive errors allowed Buckley to secure a victory. Bala boss Steve Fisher noted that conceding penalties and an own goal were costly.
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