| Date | News |
|---|---|
| 24.10.11 | Fireworks - Wrexham's Good Neighbour Code Wrexham Community Safety Partnership is keen for people to continue enjoying fireworks and has developed a Good Neighbour Code to help prevent displays affecting the enjoyment of other residents. |
| 17.07.12 | Prison Sentence for Owner of Driveway Company The owner of a driveway company has been give an immediate 20 month custodial sentence and has been instructed to pay more than £14,000 in compensation and costs after conning two individuals out of substantial sums of money for unnecessary driveway work. Shaun Beard aged 49 trading as S & S Services carried out this work in Wrexham and Gloucestershire. |
| 05.03.12 | Don't Get Taken to the Cleaners! Trading Standards are warning residents to be on their guard following a spate of contacts regarding the activities of a door to door sales operation of vacuum cleaners. |
| 26.01.12 | Cigarette Vending Machines Banned From Wednesday 1st February 2012 it will be illegal for cigarettes to be sold from vending machines in Wales. From that date it should no longer be possible to buy cigarettes from a machine. The Welsh Government has passed this law in response to evidence that many children who smoke regularly get their cigarettes from vending machines. |
| 17.10.11 | Fireworks - Wrexham's Good Neighbour Code Wrexham Community Safety Partnership is keen for people to continue enjoying fireworks and has developed a Good Neighbour Code to help prevent displays affecting the enjoyment of other residents. |
| 19.09.11 | Are you ready for the Welsh carrier bag charge? The Welsh Government wants to drastically reduce the number of bags given away in Wales. So from 1 October 2011, you'll pay at least 5p for all single use carrier bags. |
| 23.09.10 | Trading Standards drop-in surgery launched A new consumer advice service has been launched at Contact Wrexham. Staff from Trading Standards will be on hand every Monday and Friday (9.30-12.30pm and 2 - 4pm) at Lord Street, to offer advice to members of the public on a variety of consumer issues. |
| 16.02.10 |
Trading Standards Officers in Wrexham have received several enquiries from householders who report telephone calls out of the blue from a trader offering them a free survey and the chance to buy an intruder alarm at a bargain price. Several have reported being given the impression that the alarms are in someway endorsed by North Wales Police which is unlikely to be true. |