We focused recently on Clwyd Street and the changes thereon. What about Well Street?
What’s happened to CITS? This is the computer shop next to Well Street Pharmacy where Celf a Crefft used to be and, as far as I know, the CITS proprietor is related to the pharmacist's proprietress.
CITS has acquired premises in Dinbych/Denbigh where formerly E C Snaith & Son used to be, on Vale Street. Snaith was an oddity in the modern world. It produced military and other uniforms and always looked slightly threatening with its blinds drawn closed. Far from this being a branch of CITS, it appears Dinbych is now its "head office". This means the Rhuthun/Ruthin shop is open less often. It's been in business for exactly three years.
We understand (and perhaps someone might confirm) that The Picture House has now closed. This, like Cerrig & the Green Lady, was another hopeful sign for Rhuthun. It’s been on and off and on again for a good while.
We further understand that it has sold its premises to another similar business in Rhuthun. Again, any confirmation would be welcomed.
What’s happened to CITS? This is the computer shop next to Well Street Pharmacy where Celf a Crefft used to be and, as far as I know, the CITS proprietor is related to the pharmacist's proprietress.
CITS has acquired premises in Dinbych/Denbigh where formerly E C Snaith & Son used to be, on Vale Street. Snaith was an oddity in the modern world. It produced military and other uniforms and always looked slightly threatening with its blinds drawn closed. Far from this being a branch of CITS, it appears Dinbych is now its "head office". This means the Rhuthun/Ruthin shop is open less often. It's been in business for exactly three years.
We understand (and perhaps someone might confirm) that The Picture House has now closed. This, like Cerrig & the Green Lady, was another hopeful sign for Rhuthun. It’s been on and off and on again for a good while.We further understand that it has sold its premises to another similar business in Rhuthun. Again, any confirmation would be welcomed.