Welsh Labour Prestatyn South West Ward Councillors

21/04/2026

The council are inviting contractors, consultants, and suppliers to learn more about the public realm improvement scheme in Prestatyn. The event details are:

📍Prestatyn Library
📆Friday 24 April
⏰10:00 – 15:00

The engagement event will provide an opportunity to better understand the project, anticipated timelines, and potential procurement approach.

For more information on the event 👇
https://bit.ly/424pi5L

10/04/2026

Online booking for Prestatyn and Clwydian Range Walking Festival 2026 is now open at prestatynwalkingfestival.co.uk
Printed brochures will be available next week.

10/04/2026

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

Prestatyn Traffic Trial Preparation Works.

From 13 April, Denbighshire County Council will begin a trial to make Bridge Road in Prestatyn two ways to see if it helps to alleviate congestion in the area.

Ahead of the trial, preparation works will take place on Saturday and Sunday (11 & 12 April).

For more information on preparation works click below👇
https://bit.ly/4c3po23

24/03/2026

The Discretionary Assistance Fund provides 2 types of grant that you don’t need to pay back.

21/03/2026

Don’t forget, if you are using our garden waste collection service, you need to renew before April 1 for your collections to continue. Renewing enables collection between April 2026 and March 2027.
Sign up here 🍂 🍃 👇
https://bit.ly/4pmop1D

16/03/2026

The Council is aware of misinformation circulating in local Prestatyn forums that it is intending to dispose of public land at Ffrith Beach in Prestatyn. This is not correct.

The Council recently published a ‘disposal of land’ notice relating to 26 acres of Council-owned land which is currently privately managed under leasehold to Lakeside Ltd, the owners of Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park.

This means that if the proposed disposal of land agreement goes ahead, Lakeside Ltd will become the freehold owners of approximately 22 acres of land which they are currently already leasing from the Council. This 22 acres of land is currently used as a touring caravan park and there will be no change of use under the proposals.

A further 4 acres of land currently leased to Lakeside Ltd will be returned to Council management and looked after by the Council’s Open Spaces team. This is the small patch of land between the Ffrith Beach Touring Caravan Park, and the Ffrith Indoor Bowls Centre.

Members of the public currently enjoy access to this patch of land by permission of the existing leaseholders, Lakeside Ltd. It is not a public right of way and it is not currently maintained by the Council.

Returning this small patch of land to Council management secures this land as a public open space and ensures its use as a means of accessing the beach is secured for future generations.

Ffrith Beach itself is, and will remain, publicly accessible land which is free for everyone to enjoy.

The map shows the affected area and explains the proposals in the Ffrith area.