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We checked in to the iconic St Georgeâs Hotel on the seafront in Llandudno to see the luxury and hospitality behind its grand walls. #llandudno #hotel #review
Chad tells us all about Rhylâs very own horror film festival Rhyller Thriller. Now in its fourth year, the festival celebrates new and classic horror over three days at Rhylâs Little Theatre. Tickets available now. Deets on the @rhyller_thriller socials! #horror #filmfestivals #rhyl #horrormovies
Itâs Colwyn Bay Pride!
Weâve seen the first ever Pride Parade đłď¸âđ in Colwyn Bay - now the entertainment is starting on the pier and main stage on the prom!
#colwynbay #pride
I asked Pythons Terry Gilliam and Michael Palin about their friend Terry Jones as thousands came to Colwyn Bay to see him immortalised in a statue - and rub his bum đ #colwynbay #montypython #terryjones
It was celebration 1930s style today as the iconic Llandudno Colonnade was reopened after a programme of restoration works.
The work will safeguard and enhance the muchâloved historic landmark for generations to come.
The event will featured a ribbonâcutting ceremony, accompanied by live entertainment from local performers including the Linzi Grace School of Dance, and the Llandudno Swing Band.
What do you think now that the Colannade has been restored to its former glory?
#llandudno @conwycbc
A chocolate shop in Llandudno has unveiled a special range of Easter-themed treats.
Maisieâs, on Vaughan Street, currently boasts such products as Ducky Dillow, Lucy Lambkin and Bramble Benny (all with chocolate eggs), ahead of Easter Sunday on April 5.
There are also âdotty Easter eggsâ and mini Crème Eggs for customers to enjoy, with all of these treats made at the townâs own âchocolate factory;â the nearby Llandudno Chocolate Experience.
@maisieschocolateshop #llandudno #easter #easteregg
A man from Colwyn Bay has been handed a suspended sentence and a four-year ban from the roads after drunkenly taking a forklift and driving off in it.
Karl Evans, 38, of Grange Road, pleaded guilty to taking a motor vehicle without ownerâs consent, possession of a bladed article in public, and failing to provide a specimen for analysis.
Two police officers were on mobile patrol on September 16, 2025 at about 2am when Evans passed them driving the forklift with a bottle of whiskey in his possession.
#policevideos #colwynbay #crime
