Links and stories of interest [08-01-08]
Post categories: Denbighshire,ÌýHistory & Memories,ÌýHot Topics,ÌýMusic / Entertainment,ÌýPrestatyn,ÌýRhyl,ÌýWrexham
| 14:54 UK time, Tuesday, 8 January 2008
Tim Vincent's back on the telly, '50s helicopter flights from Wrexham-Cardiff, Rhuddlan's starlings, Rhyl family's heartache, and MoD to open file on Berwyn UFO incident of 1974.
Thanks to Southsealad for being the first person to post a contribution to our new history site Memoryshare [What's this?]. Southsealad's memory concerns the 'world's first scheduled helicopter service' from Liverpool, Wrexham to Cardiff in 1951. Do you know any more?
We've just updated our profile of Wrexham's Tim Vincent - now a big hit in the U.S - and who is back on the telly in the UK from Sunday with ITV1's third series of . [Don't break a leg, Tim]
The reports that a family who lost their son in the Rhyl Cycling Club tragedy speak out after plans for a memorial cycle track were snubbed.
Meanwhile, we hear that MoD is to finally open the files on Berwyn UFO incident of 1974 - it's a bizarre case which has become known as the Welsh Roswell incident.
And among the latest comments to our site is the appeal from Mike and Jean to see photos "of the arrival of starlings most evenings as dusk approaches in Rhuddlan". Can you help?
