Nick Harrison is an author and journalist, specializing in local news and sports coverage in the Wrexham area of the United Kingdom. He writes for Leader Live and his work has also appeared in FE Week. With a focus on football and community events, Nick brings a unique perspective to his articles, capturing the essence of local life in his writing.
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Nick Harrison's focus is mainly on local sports events and news, particularly related to football and Wrexham FC. He seems interested in providing event coverage, announcements, and some expert commentary.
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By: Nick Harrison
WALES made it three wins on the bounce in the Women’s U19s European Championships.
By: Nick Harrison
MARK HOWARD wants to make sure he keeps Wrexham’s brilliant defensive record intact during his time back between the sticks.
LLANGOLLEN TOWN manager Luke Maybury won’t be taking anything for granted in tomorrow’s Ardal North East League derby at home to Rhos Aelwyd.
By: Nick Harrison
THERE’s no doubt about what game takes top-billing in the North East Wales League.
By: Nick Harrison
THE RACECOURSE has always been a special place with Reds fans having been blessed to see so many great players gracing the turf over the years.
By: Nick Harrison
ETHAN DAVIES grabbed the super sub tag in Rhos Aelwyd’s brilliant 3-2 win at Llangollen Town in the Ardal North East League.
IT’S taken 12 league games for Ruabon Rovers to register their first North East Wales Premier Division victory of the season.
By: Nick Harrison
IT was a tense tussle between the top two in the Wrexham U14s League’s Red Division.
Giving more power to local authorities on admissions could be the best chance we have of closing attainment gaps, says Sutton Trust CEO Nick Harrison
LAST RUGBY ACTION OF THE YEAR: Wrexham took on Haverfordwest in the WRU Youth Plate with the south Walians heading home with a 52-5 victory.
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