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Our Iconic WRECSAM letters move onto Erddig Hall!
One of Wrexham’s most recognisable new landmarks has arrived at its latest home, with the giant WRECSAM letters now taking pride of place at National Trust Cymru’s Erddig Hall and Gardens. The WRECSAM letters at Erddig (c; Joe Bickerton) The spectacular installation, owned and hosted in partnership by Wrexham County Borough Council and This is Wrecsam Tourism Partnership, has moved to Erddig following a successful summer stay at Stori Brymbo. The letters will remain at Erddig
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Emma Jones
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Guest blog | Did Wrexham Once Have a Priory?
Local writer Eleri Schwartz follows the clues hidden in Wrexham’s streets and history, and asks whether the city once had a priory. So did Wrexham once have a priory? After all, we do have a Priory Street and an Abbot Street, both within a short walk of St Giles Church. Maybe the names mean nothing. Streets acquire names for all sorts of reasons, and sometimes those names survive long after their original meaning has been forgotten. That being said, I find in Wrexham there is
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