The North Wales Live Whatsapp community ... in a “wait-and-see” situation. Marine Lake, located alongside the River Clwyd estuary, between Rhyl and Kinmel Bay, was originally marshland before ...

The only saltwater lake in North Wales is to be completely drained in the coming days. Periodic maintenance work is planned at Marine Lake in the seaside resort of Rhyl and for this it must be ...

North Wales' only saltwater lake, Marine Lake, in Rhyl, is set to be completely drained. The draining is part of maintenance work. Denbighshire Council has asked users to show "understanding ...

MARINE Lake in Rhyl has become a designated EU sampling point for water quality – the first inland designated bathing waters in Wales. MARINE Lake in Rhyl has become a designated EU sampling ...

People were left horrified by the potential impact on wildlife and in particular on the swans of Marine ... news on the North ...

At one time, Rhyl's funfair was probably the biggest of all the resorts on the north Wales coast. The town took off as a resort once its rail station opened in 1848 and by the 1890s the Marine Lake ...

There was some better news at Rhyl's Marine Lake, which improved from 'Sufficient ... located just 800 meters west of the bathing area, reports North Wales Live. The river's water, pushed towards ...

Rhyl's Marine Lake opened in 1895 after being transformed from marshland and is North Wales' only salt water Marine Lake. In the late 19th Century it was used for boating and bathing and home to a ...

When Denbighshire's new charging regime was introduced in March, it caused outrage among users of Marine Lake, Rhyl. Joggers and dog walkers labelled the move an "exercise tax" on the only saltwater ...

Marine Lake in the seaside town of Rhyl, North Wales. The scheme is anchored by a 18,651 sq ft Aldi store, as well other established retailers including B&M, The Range, Farm Foods, Greggs and ...

Rhyl took off as a holiday resort once its rail station opened in 1848 and by the 1890s the Marine Lake fairground was seeing thousands ... being described in 2000 as the most deprived area in Wales.