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Podcast, Princess Royal, Denbigh and the Kray twins

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Nick - Web Team Nick - Web Team | 13:00 UK time, Friday, 30 May 2008

Listen to the podcast: NE Wales Update
This week reporter Rob Thomas visits the new offshore windfarm being built off the coast of Rhyl; All Things Considered talks to Polish people who are boosting church congregations in the region and the Princess Royal visits Deeside. Eye on Wales discovers allotment ownership is flourishing and Roy Noble talks to a Denbigh man who rubbed shoulders with the infamous Kray twins.

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