25 years ago this week in Flintshire
A CONTROVERSIAL consultants' report on the future of Mold as a commercial centre recommended moving the historic cattle market to the edge of town.
THE Welsh Office decided not to bunker a proposed nine-hole golf course at Coed Farm, Caerwys.
TREES were planted outside Pantymwyn Village Hall by local people involved in running the building over the years.
A TEAM from Ysgol Maes Garmon, Mold, took part in a quiz show on S4C.
MOLD police investigated a series of weekend break-ins in the town.
FOURTH year pupils at Connah's Quay High School relaunched their own radio station.
VANDALS damaged a religious statue in the grounds of St Mary's Catholic Church, Mostyn.
FLINT town councillors decided they could not afford to buy a gift for the Queen when she visited the town on March 16.
REPAIR costs to Flint's 10-year-old leisure centre topped £160,000.
BUCKLEY traders demanded stronger police action to curb vandalism in the shopping precinct.
MOLD Rotary Club produced a town trail booklet listing places of interest and historic heirlooms.
LAND in Shotton was earmarked for a nuclear fallout shelter by Alyn and Deeside Council.
A SIX-STRONG team from car giants Nissan paid a fact-finding visit to Deeside as part of their search for a site for a new factory which would create 500 jobs.
MOLD Alun School students staged the Agatha Christie classic Murder at the Vicarage.
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