Phoenix radio Wales

19/11/2025

Good evening, had a great response for new presenters, watch this space 😎

18/11/2025

Calling all aspiring radio hosts!
We're a community station based in rhyl, seeking passionate voices-no experience needed, we'll train you! If you fancy having a go at presenting your own radio station we would love to hear from you 😎contact us through our messenger ! Or if you know any of us contact us personally x

14/11/2025

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What's your thoughts???

A 64-year-old male has been arrested in connection with an incident at the Remembrance Sunday event in Llandudno on 9 November.
Images widely circulated in the press and on social media showed a male wearing the uniform and medals of a high-ranking Navy officer whilst in attendance at the wreath-laying service.
The man, who resides in the Harlech area, was arrested for offences relating to the unlawful use of military uniforms.
Chief Inspector Trystan Bevan said: "Our enquiries into this incident are currently ongoing.
"We can confirm that, during a search of the male's address earlier today, a naval uniform and a selection of medals were recovered from within.
"Further updates on this investigation will be provided when available."

13/11/2025

12/11/2025

Great night so far ###x

11/11/2025

11 day of the 11 month we will be doing a 2 min silence at 11 o'clock

09/11/2025

*A reminder*
Rhyl's Remembrance Sunday service will be held at St. Thomas' Church, Rhyl on Sunday 9th November, 9.30am.
This will be followed by a parade to the garden of remembrance, East Parade, for a short service and wreath laying. Refreshments will be served afterwards Please note, the parade will mean traffic on Russell Road, Fairfield Avenue and East Parade will be stopped for a short time. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

09/11/2025

Every year, we put on the poppy to outwardly show that we remember those who have given their lives for our freedom.
The official dates to wear the poppy in remembrance are from the last Friday in October (this year, October 31) until November 11, Remembrance Day.

Please wear your poppy to remember the fallen and our Canadian veterans. Wear it on the left-hand side, as close to your heart as possible. This is a sign of remembrance, yes—but it is also a sign of respect.

We remember their sacrifice by how we choose to live—with kindness, courage, and respect. Lest we forget.