We hear that the Craft Centre may be in trouble.
Having tried to attract a new cornerstone tenant for the vacated café, to our amazement, there has been zero concrete interest. Without a café, it's hard to imagine the centre attracting locals let alone securing repeat visits from outside the area. It's said that the former lessees put the fiddle in the roof because of a steep decline in footfall. This resulted as much from the craft workshops being unoccupied as anything. There remains a question mark over the last remaining tenant, Cefyn Burgess. The fact that we are approaching Easter without a tenant for the café is worrying and there is currently a concern that this will be the start of a downward spiral at the Craft Centre.
Meanwhile, opposite... the bollards accompanying Tesco's in-house signage directing motorists who leave its Rhuthun/Ruthin store to turn left have gone. These were the same bollards that were gently pushed onto Lôn Parcwr each day. Although the signage remains, as you'd expect, few if any take any heed.
Meanwhile, opposite... the bollards accompanying Tesco's in-house signage directing motorists who leave its Rhuthun/Ruthin store to turn left have gone. These were the same bollards that were gently pushed onto Lôn Parcwr each day. Although the signage remains, as you'd expect, few if any take any heed.