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New vision to reach top five

October 19, 2011 – 6:23 pm

ONE of the world’s leading experts on tourism has revealed a new vision to turn North Wales into a “world class” destination for visitors.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Anglesey, Conwy, destination management, Dewi Davies, Flintshire, Gwynedd, North Wales, Professor Terry Stevens, Snowdonia, Stevens and Associates, top five, Top Five UK visitor destination, Tourism Partnership North Wales, world class, Wrexham | Comments (0)

Grass roots growth for GreenThumb as firm aims to be one in a million

September 17, 2011 – 6:04 pm

The UK’s biggest lawn care company founded by a Flintshire businessman has been hailed as a “shining example” of how to be the best after reaching a major milestone in its history.

By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged 25th anniversary, Ann Jones AM, CEO, Chris Ruane, Flintshire, franchise, GreenThumb, Hollywell, North Wales, silver jubilee, St Asaph, St Asaph Business Park, Stephen Waring, Vale of Clwyd MP | Comments (0)

It’s pirates in the cathedral

August 25, 2011 – 4:51 pm

What’s this me hearties, pirates in St Asaph Cathedral? For two days the adventures of Captain Exmark and dog Spot and nephew Luke Ovarthar and puppy Patch will be played out at the Cathedral.

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By alistair | Posted in News | Also tagged Ann Atkinson, Black Bart, British Virgin Islands, Cadwyn Clwyd, Captain Exmark, Cardiff, Cardiff County and Vale of Glamorgan Youth Symphony Brass Ensemble, European Union, Flintshire, Francesca, Gareth Wood, Hay on Wye, John Lloyd, John Roberts, Keith Griffin, Long John Silver, Luke Ovarthar, Norman Island, North Wales International Music Festival, Owen Lloyd, pirates, Rhuddlan, Robert Edwards, Robert Louis Stevenson, Royal Philharmonic, Royal Wedding, Rural Development Plan for Wales 2007-2013, St Asaph Cathedral, Treasure Island, Tŷ Cerdd Music Centre Wales, Welsh Government, Welsh pirates, West Indies | Comments (0)