In pictures: Wrexham's FA Trophy win
Wrexham beat Grimsby 4-1 in a penalty shoot out at Wembley to win the FA Trophy yesterday
Child abuse inquiry 'may not have heard key evidence'
A judge who spent three years investigating child abuse in North Wales 'was surprised to be told his inquiry had not heard key evidence.'
Elderly woman dies in hospital after arson attack
An elderly woman whose car was set alight has died in hospital. There have been a spate of arson attacks on vehicles in Wrexham.
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Captain Keates commits to Wrexham
Wrexham Captain Dean Keates has agreed a contract extension to keep him at the Racecourse Ground for at least another season.
The future of the former Walsall man had been cast into doubt after he revealed that he was unimpressed by an offer made to him following Wrexham’s Conference playoff final defeat to Newport County, and that he was considering his options.
But the club today revealed that he has agreed a new deal and will now help the Dragons as they look to fight off their disappointing end to the campaign and have another shot at promotion back to the football league next season.
Keates is the latest in a series of new contract agreements reached by Manager Andy Morrell with his squad as they plan for the next season.
Striker Jay Colbeck has also today agreed a one-year deal, following Keates, defender Stephen Wright, Leon Clowes and youngsters Steve Tomassen and Andy Coughlin.
Speaking after agreeing to his new deal Colbeck, who is Wrexham’s longest serving player, told the club’s website:
"I'm delighted and to be offered another years is brilliant,"
"I've grown to love the club and happy to be staying on again.
"It's tough for young lads to establish themselves in this league, as it's very much about experience and there's a lot of big lads around.
"But this is the best place for me to develop as a player, working with the Gaffer and Billy. I know I can improve as a player and hopefully, get some more game time.
Report: Clean up underway after Wrexham flooding
A man had to be flown to hospital by air ambulance this morning after a mudslide blocked access to his house. Eight out of ten of the wettest places in the UK yesterday were in Wales, with Carmarthenshire and the Wrexham area worst hit.
Our reporter, Rob Shelley, has been at the scene of the mudslide in Minera, near Wrexham.
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Video: Mudslide in Minera, Wrexham
A clear-up operation's underway near Wrexham after a landslide in last night's heavy rain. This amateur video shows the mudslide, which took place in Minera this morning.
Flood water in Llangollen, near Wrexham
This video of flood water on a road in Llangollen was sent by viewer Mabon ap Gwynfor.
Mudslide in Minera, Wrexham
Picture: Flooding on Rivulet Road in Wrexham
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Flood clean-up in Minera, Wrexham
Work is underway to clear mud and water from roads in Minera in Wrexham. It's after heavy rain yesterday and overnight.
Flooding at Erddig Country Park in Wrexham
Picture: River Gwenfro in Wrexham threatens to burst banks
Nige Harper uploaded this photo to Twitter. He says the river Gwenfro on Caia Park is threatening to burst its banks.
It's after heavy rain in the area.
Trains: Arriva Trains Wales
There's a replacement bus service running on Arriva Trains Wales between Wrexham General and Bidston because of flooding.
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