Wrexham

The River Gwenfro defines the setting of Wrexham — its course through this north-east Welsh city recalls the waterways that supported local mills and industry. Wrexham grew as a market town and remains a regional centre, with streets, markets and civic institutions serving a broad surrounding area. The parish church of St Giles, distinguished by its tall late-medieval tower, is a key landmark in the centre. Football is equally woven into local identity: Wrexham AFC plays at the Racecourse Ground, widely recognised as the world’s oldest international football stadium still in use. City status, granted in 2022, marked a new chapter. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Wrexham and north-east Wales.

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