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Education leaders from across Europe descend on Wrexham for student expo

EDUCATION leaders from across the UK and Europe were welcomed to Wrexham as Coleg Cambria hosted a landmark international conference powered and delivered by its students. From catering and media production to delegate engagement, learners were central to the success of the College Alliance International Conference, gaining first-hand experience working at the heart of a major…

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£1.5m boost to drive pride and regeneration across Clwyd North

AS Rhyl’s resurgence gathers pace new UK Government investment will deliver further visible improvements to its high streets and public spaces across Clwyd North. Gill German MP has welcomed £1.5million from the Pride in Place Impact Fund, awarded to Denbighshire County Council to support ‘practical, locally focused projects’ that enhance town centres and community facilities….

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Chef trades catering career for coral reefs and marine PhD

A FORMER chef who spent years working in restaurant kitchens in Poland is now preparing to begin a PhD in Thailand. And Lukas Stevenson says it would never have been possible without the life-changing support he received at Coleg Cambria University Centre. When Lukas moved from Ireland to Wales with his family, he recognised a…

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Booming cosmetic dental treatment launches in North Wales

A FAST-GROWING cosmetic dental treatment that has seen patients travelling to major cities is now available in North Wales, with one of the region’s first dedicated composite bonding clinics launching in Colwyn Bay. The move follows the arrival of restorative dentist Dr Ella Cadwallader, from Wirral, who brings more than a decade of experience to…

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Care firm marks 25 years of growth as rural services near collapse

A LEADING North Wales care provider is marking 25 years of service with continued expansion across the region – while warning that a deepening crisis now threatens the future of domiciliary care in rural communities. The Meddyg Care Group says its growth and future plans are now being undermined by severe staffing shortages following the…

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A Cut Above the Rest: Deeside Lecturer Shortlisted for UK Educator of the Year

Hairdressing Lecturer Kelly Pasicznyk has been recognised on a national stage after securing a finalist position in the Educator of the Year category at the British Hairdressing Business Awards 2026, placing them among the UK’s most influential and forward-thinking hairdressing professionals. The shortlist highlights individuals who are shaping the future of the industry through strong leadership, commercial…

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Street-Food Revolution Hits Welsh Secondary Schools

LARDER CYMRU unveiled an ambitious new Street Food Concept that will transform the look, feel, and flavour of secondary school meals across Wales. Designed to bring a modern, high-street dining vibe into school canteens, the programme – delivered by Menter Môn – blends convenience, fresh Welsh produce, and sustainability, making healthy choices more appealing to…

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Coleg Cambria students hit UK shelves with award-winning creation

A STUDENT-LED bakery creation has taken the UK industry by storm after being named one of the most innovative products to hit shelves in 2025. The prestigious list was compiled by British Baker, a leading online platform and magazine for the baking and confectionery sector. The honour recognises an Irish Coffee Slice developed through a…

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New Board and Action Groups to Power Rhyl’s £20m Transformation

Rhyl is changing – and you are invited to help shape what comes next. This week Our Rhyl/Ein Rhyl is opening applications for new Board members and inviting people from across the town to get involved in shaping its future. The Board is set to deliver a £20million, 10-year plan focused on long term change….

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GCSE success opens doors for aspiring photographer student

A DETERMINED student is celebrating after securing the GCSE English grade she worked so hard to achieve – thanks to the support of Coleg Cambria. Vik Prusinskaite, 18, previously attended Connah’s Quay High School before enrolling at Cambria to study Level 2 Media. While enjoying the course, she still needed to pass GCSE English, a…

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