Local stories in the Press this week
Post categories: Connah's Quay, Llangollen, Prestatyn, Rhyl, newspapers, papers say
| 13:53 UK time, Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Wrexham man fearful of repeat arson attack - Leader
A man who narrowly escaped death after arsonists set fire to his Wrexham flat door says he is living in terror of another attack happening.
Family holds vigil as triplets fight for lives in Chester hospital - Leader
The Morris family from connah's Quay are holding a round the clock vigil for triplets who are fighting for their lives after being born 11 weeks premature at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Oswestry farmer turns floods hero - Tizer
Maesbrook farmer, Ray Morris, is used to providing a unique 'taxi' service during the village's frequent floodings - but last week it turned into a lifesaver.
Plus: BBC Shropshire filmed Ray
Wife of Alarm frontman Mike Peters back home after fearing she'd die - Daily Post
Jules Peters spoke for the first time about how she feared she would die, after being struck down by two blood clots and a mystery African virus after her climb up Mount Kilimanjaro for husband Mike's Love Hope Strength Foundation - which raises money for cancer sufferers.
Llangollen man's mountain drama - Denbighshire Visitor
Friends Dave Mann, 36, from Llangollen, and Tim Benson, 34, from Derbyshire lost on Scafell Pike during a charity challenge were forced to huddle together to survive freezing conditions, 40mph winds, rain and snow while trying to raise money for Cylch Meithrin Llangollen (Welsh medium nursery).
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