Local News from Tuesday, September 16th, 2025

Flintshire County Council Children’s Social Services has welcomed a recent improvement check conducted by Care Inspectorate Wales.

Detectives are appealing for witnesses and video footage following a burglary and an attempted burglary in Tarvin.

Conservationists say the landmark certification of Andean Bear Friendly honey is a “sweet” success.

A man who sold class A and B drugs in Chester has been jailed.

The opening of the Countess of Chester Hospital’s new Women and Children’s Building has prompted a surge in interest from local families.

The ‘Gladiators of Britain’ exhibition launches at Grosvenor Museum in Chester on 20th September, and Cheshire West and Chester Council’s libraries service and West Cheshire Museums have teamed up to arrange some exciting gladiator-themed events.

A new report today says Cheshire and Warrington is taking a leading role in the green revolution which is set to unlock a multi-billion-pound investment stream and thousands of new jobs alongside a major reduction in the region’s carbon footprint.

Let’s Talk: Living in Flintshire is a new online survey for local residents run by Data Cymru on behalf of Flintshire County Council. 

The partner and friends of a popular former Chester bar owner, now facing mounting bills as he fights for his life in a Moroccan hospital, have launched an urgent fundraising appeal to help pay for his ongoing medical care and to get him home after he was recently struck down by a life-threatening stroke.