seafront and well-known blue bridge over the River Clwyd. It regularly features on lists of Wales' most deprived areas, and police said its high crime rate unfairly gives the town a bad name.

Saffron Walden in Essex was named as the best place to live in the UK, meanwhile. The Sunday Times’ judges visited all of the locations and assessed factors from schools to transport, broadband speeds ...

Fine town churches were built in Cardiff, Tenby, Wrexham and elsewhere. The Vale of Clwyd was graced with two-aisled churches and images such as the Virgin of Penrhys (Rhondda) were held in high ...