Arron Evans is a Digital Reporter at Leader Live. He covers a diverse array of topics in Flintshire and Wrexham, including court cases, breaking news, and various sectors such as construction, real estate, hospitality, and consumer health. Arron's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Thisislocallondon, County Times & Express, and the North Wales Pioneer.
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Wrexham, United Kingdom (Local)
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A world famous Wrexham band recently returned home to admire a mural dedicated to them.
Four pubs from the Flintshire and Wrexham area have been praised alongside the very best in the UK in a new ranking.
By: Arron Evans
A much-loved teacher is retiring after over four decades of being with the same school in Wrexham.
By: Arron Evans
The Welsh NHS Confederation has revealed more about what spending a day in the life of North Wales' health board is like.
Our readers have been left impressed by the new cocktail bar that has opened on Wrexham's high street.
A popular Flintshire pub is closing temporarily to undergo a refurbishment this week.
By: Arron Evans
A 'spectacular' country home set in over 17 acres of land is now up for grabs in North Wales.
By: Arron Evans
A 'spectacular' country home set in over 17 acres of land is now up for grabs in North Wales.
Two Wrexham venues have been shortlisted for a prestigious Asian Restaurant Awards for 2026.
By: Arron Evans
Four North Wales venues have been shortlisted for a prestigious Asian Restaurant Awards for 2026.
