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Welcome to Wrexham Today, a community website covering the County of Wrexham. It is part of the Wrexham Media network of websites. Here on Wrexham Today we have the latest community news, information and lots of photographs for you to enjoy. We welcome your feedback - if you would like to make a comment orsend in any information please email jane@wrexhammedia.co.uk.
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Drop in to our discussion forums at www.forum.wrexhamtoday.co.uk. Where do you think are the best places to eat out (or not to eat)? Sell your unwanted Christmas gifts! Share your feelings on how the credit crunch is affecting YOU! Read Ron's hilarious jokes! Help get this forum going and lets create a free resource for people in Wrexham to communicate and buy and Sell. Pop in today - you'll be very welcome! Larry the Llama gets the Sack
Lawrence (Larry) the Llama is moving to a new home after being retired
from being the guard llama at Ty Mawr due to bad behaviour. A
spokesperson for Ty Mawr said “He has been a really good guard for the
sheep for the past 5 years but for unknown reasons has recently started
chasing and biting the sheep causing some serious injuries to them. Read more...Christmas Tree recycling in Wrexham
Christmas Tree Recycling will again take place in Bellevue Park on Saturday 10th January between 9.00 am and 3.00 pm. The event offers an opportunity to recycle real Christmas tree and helps look after the environment. As the shredded trees will be used on the shrub beds in the parkThe event is free and trees should be taken to the changing rooms off Bellevue Road between 9 and 3. Trees can also be dropped at the car park in Bellevue Park from 5th January.
The event is organised by Wrexham County Borough Councils Environment Department. For more information please contact the Park Officer on 01978 264150.
Happi
ness is infectious
Happiness really does rub off - a person's happiness depends on the happiness of others with whom they are connected, finds research published on bmj.com this week.
Happiness is not just an individual experience or choice, but is dependent on the happiness of others to whom individuals are connected directly and indirectly, and requires close proximity to spread, say the authors. For example, a friend who becomes happy and lives within a mile increases your likelihood of happiness by 25%. Read more...
Look out for wildlife this winter
Wind, snow and floods disrupt our lives every winter. Wind brings down trees blocking our roads and damaging buildings, water in our homes has forced us out and snow just brings our every day lives to a freezing halt. Wildlife has to cope with these ever changing weather conditions too and so the North Wales Wildlife Trust is urging you to help the wildlife in your garden survive the severe weather this winter. Read more...
