Denbighshire Leisure is lighting buildings in purple in support of National Pancreatic Awareness month.

Rhyl Sky Tower, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, 1891 Restaurant and Bar and the Events Arena waterfall will all be lit up in purple on Monday 28th November, to support the national awareness raising campaign for the disease.

Pancreatic cancer can be difficult to diagnose early and reports have shown that 80% of pancreatic cancer patients are not diagnosed until the cancer is at an advanced stage.  Each year, November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month, when people are encouraged to raise the profile of this deadly disease and also join in fundraising events to support potential research breakthroughs.

Jamie Groves, Managing Director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd said “National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month aims to improve early diagnosis of the disease by ensuring more people know the symptoms to look out for.  Statistics have shown that only 8% of people can name the common symptoms, yet 1300 people are diagnosed globally every day.  Denbighshire Leisure Ltd are proud to support the campaign by lighting buildings in purple.”

A feast of free entertainment confirmed for Rhyl’s Christmas Light Switch On, including 8ft Glowbot and firework display.

This year’s panto stars Jake Canuso, best known as the Spanish Waiter on ITV series Benidorm, and Richard Hawley, best known for his role as Johnny Connor in ITV’s Coronation Street, will be switching on the town’s Christmas lights on the High Street in Rhyl on Saturday 26th November between 1pm and 4pm.

Entertaining crowds and families will be an 8ft Glowbot, costumed cast members from this year’s Christmas panto production of Aladdin and balloon modelling before a short firework display to end the afternoon with a bang.

Also on stage entertaining the crowd between 1pm-4pm will be Britain’s Got Talent finalist Gruffydd Wyn, sublime mezzo soprano Sioned Terry, the captivating The Royal Serenity, talented Matty Roberts and popular band Chasing Shadows playing an acoustic set. With a variety of acts, both on stage and off stage, there’s something for everyone at this year’s Christmas Light Switch On.

Jamie Groves, Managing Director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, said: “We are delighted to be able to put on a free afternoon of entertainment for Rhyl, particularly given the present economic pressures, it’s more important than ever to come together as a community and enjoy free events like this. We’ll also have our annual Christmas pops concert on Sunday 27th November, both events free to attend and in partnership with Rhyl Town Council.”

Rhyl mayor Cllr Diane King said: “Rhyl’s Christmas lights event promises to be a blaze of talent. From the cobbles of Corrie to our high street, the event is packed with panto, TV stars, and outstanding local musicians. The festive lights switch-on is one of the highlights in Rhyl’s calendar and promises a wonderful few hours of glitz and glamour. The town council is glad to partner with Denbighshire Leisure Ltd to stage the event and kick-start the festive season.”

Over the next few weeks, Denbighshire Leisure Ltd will be lighting buildings in support of the Royal British Legion’s annual Poppy Appeal.

Ruthin Craft Centre, Rhyl Sky Tower, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, 1891 Restaurant and Bar and the Events Arena waterfall will all be lit in red as Poppy Appeal 2022 is launched.

The Royal British Legion is at the heart of a national network that supports our Armed Forces community, ensuring their unique contribution is never forgotten. 

They are the country’s largest Armed Forces charity, with 180,000 members, 110,000 volunteers and a network of partners and charities; providing support wherever and whenever it’s needed. Every year the Poppy Appeal helps raise vital funds to help them continue to with their vital work; from providing expert advice to guidance on recovery and rehabilitation and much more.

Jamie Groves, Managing Director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd said “The Royal British Legion provides lifelong support to serving and ex-serving personnel and their families, and the Poppy Appeal enables them to make a real and positive difference to people’s lives.  Contributing to this year’s Poppy Appeal allows us to show we care about the lives of our Armed Forces Community and pay tribute to them. We will be lighting up buildings throughout the Appeal, to show our support for the work of the Royal British Legion, and to encourage others to do the same. ”

Denbighshire Leisure Ltd will be hosting two fanzone events at Rhyl Town Hall next month, as Wales begin their World Cup campaign in Qatar. 

As the World Cup finals draw closer and excitement builds across the nation, many Wales fans won’t be able to make the 3000+ mile trip to enjoy their team’s first World Cup since 1958.  So for those planning to watch at home this winter, Denbighshire Leisure Ltd are making sure fans don’t miss a minute of the action with two fanzone events taking place at Rhyl Town Hall. 

With a 15ft TV screen, entertainment with DJ Owain Llyr, choir singing ‘Yma O Hyd’ before the match, bar and a range of 1891’s famous burgers and pizzas on sale, fans can enjoy the matches in style.

The fanzone events will take place on Monday 21st November – v USA and Tuesday 29th November – v England.  Both matches kick off at 7pm and doors will open at 6pm. Admission will be £2 on the door.

Managing Director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, Jamie Groves said “We’re all used to watching the World Cup during the warm, summer months, so next month’s event in Qatar will be something different for most football fans.  We are really excited to host two fanzone events at Rhyl Town Hall, as it’s the perfect indoor venue to enjoy some fabulous football.  We’ve got everything you need for the perfect occasion, and we’re really looking forward to creating a great atmosphere for our customers, and hosting an event everyone will enjoy!”

For more information, visit: https://denbighshireleisure.co.uk/wales-world-cup-fanzone/ 

Denbighshire Leisure will be lighting up buildings this October in support of Breast Cancer Now’s Wear it Pink Day.

Ruthin Craft Centre, Rhyl Sky Tower, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, 1891 Restaurant and Bar and the Events Arena waterfall will all be illuminated in pink on October 21st to support this annual event.

Wear It Pink day has been taking place for over 20 years and has raised over £37 million pounds for life saving research into breast cancer. Every year around 2,600 people, including men and women, are diagnosed with breast cancer in Wales – which is approximately 7 people every day.

Every pound raised by Breast Cancer Now goes towards vital research which can help to prevent breast cancer, help to detect it earlier or help to ensure it is treated effectively at each stage.

Managing Director of Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, Jamie Groves said “Wear It Pink Day is one of the biggest annual fundraising events in the UK, and as a result Breast Cancer Now are able to continue working towards not only providing potentially life-saving research, but also making improvements to support and care, and access to information for those diagnosed with breast cancer, and their families. Many of us have had our lives touched by this disease, and Denbighshire Leisure are proud to light up buildings in pink to help raise awareness of breast cancer.”

Denbighshire Leisure puts the ‘treat’ in Trick or Treat this Halloween with three fantastic events for all the family.

SC2 Rhyl is packed full of spooky with activities for the littles ones (and the bigger ones!) in our Adventure Play and Ninja TAG arena! Hit as many TAGs as possible to keep the radiation levels down. Dodge the zombies in the Ninja TAG arenas & race your way out of the zombie contamination zone. With costume contest, treats and dinner all included, SC2 is the perfect place for the kids to burn off some of those Halloween treats! Saturday 29th, Sunday 30th and Monday 31st is all about the kids at Ninja TAG Fright Nights, with the little ones in our adventure play also getting all the fun with less of the scare!

1891 Restaurant at the Rhyl Pavilion is putting the ‘eat’ in treat, with an evening of food and entertainment planned. Dine in the restaurant and then head into the bar for a Spook-tacular evening of games, live DJ, dance the night away with a smoky dance floor, Horror Limbo, fancy dress competition and more! Who said that Halloween is for kids? Saturday 29th October is all about the ‘grown ups’ at 1891.

Double bubble, without the trouble, at Nova Prestatyn, with Club Nova’s Clubber-fit Spooktacular on Friday 28th October, work out in a spooky Clubbercise/ Boxercise class, Burn off the Halloween treats in our themed fitness class, followed by spooky games, DJ and more in Bar Nova.

Jamie Groves, Managing Director at Denbighshire Leisure Ltd, said: “This month we’re putting on some fun Halloween events for the whole family, across SC2, Rhyl Pavilion and Nova Prestatyn. As always, our attractions are committed to providing affordable family entertainment, and you’ll find there really is something for everyone this Autumn. Make your Halloween one to remember with Denbighshire Leisure Ltd!”

Book your table at 1891 before the party to start your evening with a delicious meal in our restaurant, www.1891rhyl.com/reservations Tickets are still available for Sc2 Fright Nights – book your tickets online to avoid disappoint: SC2rhyl.co.uk and Book your space on the Clubber-fit at Club Nova through the DLL app a week before to get your space!