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uglyscot Says: The library at Llwyn Isaf has children's books as well as for adults, information books[ including a good genealogy section], music Cds, videos, audio books as well as newspapers and magazines and Internet access. It is all housed in a spacious building. There is a cafe on...
sandysmith Says: Just one mile outside of Wrexham, the building of Erddig began in 1684 - a grand new house for Joshua Edisbury. His extravagant plans and dwindling resources left him bankrupt and he left Erdigg and Wales. The house was then bought by John Meller, a wealthy barrister and...
Dao Siam: Excellent authentic Thai food
MonkeyAl Says: Excellent authentic Thai food. As a person who has travelled throughout Thailand I would say this is about as authentic as you get in the North Wales and the North West of Britain Try any of the sea food dishes. Especially sea bass
leewholman Says: The nightlife in wrexham is good for people aged 12 - 78. a good time can be had with the drunken idiots that cant keep their hands to themselves in all clubs in this town.Liquid/EnvyGrooveSouth CentralCentral StationYalesLloydsScotts the new strip clubL'etageFrenzieETC -...
sandysmith Says: Best reached by car - itts a bit off the beaten path to reach:2ml S of Wrexham, signposted A525 Whitchurch road, or A483/A5152 Oswestry road Station: Wrexham Central (U) 1½ml, Wrexham General 2ml via Erddig Rd & footpath Car park 200yds. Passing bays on access drive
Hujiop Says: If you want to be traedted like dung by some serial killers, you should have gone to halforsd in 2001 there, some human vermin, some old men, insulted me, and my brother, the horrible old men, just called us something that the cat brought in, well i have not got revenmge yet...
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Wrexham: Gateway to North Wales - It gets a pretty bad press, but Wrexham is a friendly, hard-working town between the Cheshire Plains and the Welsh hills.
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Not quite Wrexhan but just on its outskirts is the house and gardens of Erddig Hall, now owned by the National Trust.
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We spent a few days in Wrexham , staying on the Chester road in a b and b guest house [name forgotten], but they were expecting a rock band to stay there soon after we left. Wrexham hasn't much to...
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I have lived in Wrexham, Wales most of my life. Wales has alot to offer, it has some stunning countryside and wonderful traditions. Wrexham is the biggest town in North Wales, and is a great base for...
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For almost a year, I travelled from my home in Shrewsbury across the border into Wales and attended Cartrefle College. It was a tiring week, and in some respects I may have missed out by not even...
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Wrexham: Gateway to North Wales
It gets a pretty bad press, but Wrexham is a friendly, hard-working town between the Cheshire Plains and the Welsh hills.
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