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'Pocket park' bid to revive town
Western Mail
|October 29, 2025
A DEMOLITION plan has been submitted for a struggling north Wales high street.
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Denbighshire council secured money from the last UK Government and the Welsh Government to revamp part of Rhyl town centre.
Part of the south end of the high street has already been demolished after becoming structurally unsafe. Now Denbighshire wants to knock down additional buildings - that are lying empty - to clear the area.
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