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Archive for 10/08/2008

Glyn Valley Tramway Trust seek new Treasurer

The Glyn Valley Tramway trust are seeking a new Treasurer. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with an accounting background to become involved with the running of the Trust. Please visit their website for more information.

Plans for new business park near Ruabon

Plans for the new business park near Ruabon are due to be revealed next week. Sainsbury’s, and Chester based developer Liberty Properties will display plans for the park just south of Ruabon in a public exhibition at the village’s Wynnstay Arms Hotel.

The two companies have submitted a joint planning application for the Ruabon Business Park, which will feature a new Sainsbury’s foodstore with petrol station, and an office village which will eventually offer 500,000 sq ft of floor space.

The proposed site is to the south of Ruabon on the Wynnstay Estate, next to the A539, which links to the A483 running between Wrexham and Oswestry.

Ian Lucas MP urging businesses to compete for Olympic glory

Wrexham MP Ian Lucas has reminded businesses in his constituency to bid for a share of Olympic glory. As the Olympic games 2008 kick off in Beijing, Mr Lucas is urging businesses to register at the London 2012 business site, www.CompeteFor.com for one of the business contracts for the games.

Mr Lucas said: “I know some businesses have expressed concerns that the benefits of the Olympics may not reach them. I would urge business from Wrexham – and from all across Wales – to use the Compete For site to ensure their voice is hear in the run up to 2012.

“There are real benefits for Wales to be had from the Olympics, and real benefits for Welsh businesses.

”The eyes of the world will be on China in the coming weeks and the eyes of the world will be on Britain in four years’ time.

“Wrexham has already had several venues endorsed as Olympics training sites – and I would be delighted if Wrexham’s businesses, too, could share in the 2012 Olympics.”

Chef hoping to open ice cream parlour

Deeside chef Paul Williams is hoping to open an ice cream parlour café and Italian restaurant at the former Bumbles premises in Charles Street. He is awaiting the approval of a planning application to Wrexham Council for the change of use of 1-2 Charles Street where he wants the ice cream parlour and café on the ground floor, the restaurant on the first floor, with the second floor for offices and a staff room.

Wrexham Football Club Advisory Panel

Wrexham Football Club is putting together an advisory panel which is being set up as a ‘best practice’ group and will look at new projects, as well as making recommendations and providing feedback to the board of the club. The panel of ten people will meet on a monthly basis and will consist of local businessmen, members of Wrexham Council, Glyndwr University, former players and supporter groups.

Wrexham Business Week 2008

The planning for Wrexham Business Week is almost complete with organisers promising an inspiring, motivating and informative week for businesses of all sizes.

Wrexham Business Week is organised by Wrexham Council’s economic development department and runs from October 20-26. The full programme of events will be published in September and businesses can register to receive their own copy by emailing business@wrexham.gov.uk or visiting www.wrexham.gov.uk/wbw.

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