Sixteen colourful new sheep sculptures will be unveiled this Friday as Wrexham's much-loved Sheep Trail returns, inviting families and visitors to explore more of the city centre and county throughout the summer holidays and beyond.

A new visitor trail bringing together eight of Wrexham's most loved and distinctive attractions launches on 1st May, showcasing the very best the county borough has to offer. Developed by members of This Is Wrecsam, the trail has brought together a diverse mix of heritage, culture, science and natural attractions under a single, family-friendly trail that encourages both residents and tourists to explore, connect and discover Wrexham in a new way. The trail guides visitors through a journey...

***APRIL FOOL*** Visitors to the iconic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct could soon experience part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site like never before, as plans are unveiled for a new glass-floor viewing section suspended 38 metres above the River Dee. The proposed enhancement, developed in partnership with leading structural engineers and heritage specialists in Wales, would see a carefully designed stretch of the aqueduct’s towpath in Trevor replaced with reinforced transparent panels. The...