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	Prestatyn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Prestatyn is a seaside resort in the administrative county of Denbighshire, traditional county of Flintshire, North Wales, lying on the east coast.
		The Roman bath house is believed to be part of a camp/military base on the route march from Chester to Caernarfon.
		Although Prestatyn remains a tourist destination, the decline of the British holiday means the town is diversifying.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prestatyn (575 words)

	GENUKI : Flintshire, Prestatyn, Christ Church
		The new parish of Prestatyn was created on the 1st August 1860, from the townships of Prestatyn and Nant, in the parish of Meliden, and part of the township of Gronant in the parish of Llanasa.
		The new parish of Prestatyn was assigned to the No. 1 ("St. Asaph") sub-district of the St.
		In 1831- Prestatyn was not a separate parish.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/wal/FLN/Prestatyn (560 words)

	The Parish of Prestatyn
		The name Prestatyn can be traced back many centuries, but the town is essentially a creation of the 19th Century.
		The Parish of Prestatyn was formed in 1860 by a separation from the older neighbouring Parishes of Meliden and Llanasa, and three years later, at Whitsun, on 27 May 1863, Christ Church, the Parish Church was consecrated.
		For many years there was a Welsh congregation as large as the English one, but although the Parish remains bi-lingual, the Welsh congregation has steadily declined in recent years.
	www.zyworld.com /RevDQB/PrestatynParish/ParishHistory.htm (393 words)

	Hotels in Prestatyn Wales accommodation - Prestatyn hotels accommodation in Wales UK
		Prestatyn is 2 miles east of Rhyl and 12 miles east of Colwyn Bay
		Prestatyn is the gateway to the North Wales coastal area, the most easterly of the coastal resorts and probably the oldest.
		To dial a number in Prestatyn from outside the UK: dial the International Access Code of the country you are calling from - follow that by the Country Code for the country you are calling to (44 for the UK) - dial the local area code omitting the initial ‘0’ e.g.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /prestatynhotels.html (435 words)

	Virtual Prestatyn: Tennis in Prestatyn
		For the first ten years, the format was a completely Open event, but in recent years, the Singles events have been incorporated into the Lawn Tennis Assocation Ratings system, whilst the Doubles have remained Open with a conventional draw, and the leading players 'seeded'.
		The only open spaces in Prestatyn appeared to be towards the coast, and would have been far too exposed for the playing of tennis.
		Prestatyn's first Tennis Club was formed almost a hundred years ago in June 1905.
	www.prestatyn.org.uk /tennis (1248 words)

	Welcome to Rhyl and Prestatyn
		Six miles of golden sands stretch between the resorts of Rhyl and Prestatyn where children have the freedom to build sandcastles, play ball or take a donkeyride whilst lifeguards, using the most modern equipment, patrol the shoreline to safeguard the families at play.
		Prestatyn's Ffrith Beach Festival Gardens is planned that this will become a major tourist attraction for the future which should include boats, go karts, miniature railway, catering and other family attractions set in landscaped gardens with ample coach and car parking areas.
		For walkers there are many coast and country trails and the start of the famous Offa's Dyke Path which runs from Prestatyn in the north to Chepstow in South Wales.
	www.rhyl.com (373 words)

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		Prestatyn is a fun-packed, lively resort with three long sandy beaches.
		There are also two golf courses in the Prestatyn area, and a sports centre with squash and tennis courts, and a solarium.
		Prestatyn marks the northern end of the Offa’s Dyke footpath, which runs along the old Welsh border to Chepstow in South Wales.
	www.nwt.co.uk /english/coastal/prestatyn.htm (169 words)

	Prestatyn Running Club
		PRESTATYN Running Club has taken part in the Welsh Castles Relay about a dozen times, and the 24th annual event produced its usual mixture of good competition, wonderful atmosphere and warm camaraderie.
		Though many Prestatyn members were involved in the organization several were among the runners, and the club enjoyed considerable success.
		Competing in the under-11s’ category Shannon Lloyd finished second in the long jump with a leap of 2.87 metres, was fourth in the 600 metres in 2-37.3 and was fifth in the 75 metres with a time of 13.7.
	www.prestatynrc.com (1029 words)

	PRESTATYN RAFFLE
		Free accommodation and passes for Prestatyn came our way at the Heart in the soul charity event, via Dave and Steve Clark who had won them in the raffle but couldn't make it as they were off to LA. So we exchanged our prize for theirs!
		Prestatyn was our first weekender and what a way to start.
		We now feel very much a part of the scene as opposed to standing on the sidelines looking on and this was demonstrated at Prestatyn with so many friendly and welcoming faces.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /heart_in_the_soul/hsprestatyn.htm (339 words)

	PRESTATYN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Prestatyn lies five miles north of the main east-west highway from the legionary fortress at Deva (Chester) into North Wales.
		It is very likely that a Roman branch-road linked Prestatyn with the main highway near St Asaph, and continued south through the territories of the Deceangi along the valley of the River Clwyd, to the fort at Ruthin and the Berwyn Mountains, the realm of the Ordovices.
		There is some evidence that another road followed the coast south-east to Deva via the silver/lead mines at Pentre, though this route may have been supplied by sea.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/prestatyn.htm (150 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Wales \| North East Wales \| Flower bonanza sparks fury
		Prestatyn resident and county councillor Gwynn Clague said many southern areas of the county - including Ruthin and St Asaph - do not need revamping and the money should be spent solely on the coast.
		The authority has said the £90,000 which is to be spent on plants and flowers will be carved up equally between the "north and south maintenance contracts".
		Mr German, who also represents Prestatyn on the county council, refused Mr Clague's plea to spend all the money in one area.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/wales/north_east/2984990.stm (451 words)

	Prestatyn Castle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		By about 1167 Prestatyn was a small medieval commote, with numerous cottages around the castle between Nant Hall and Nant Mill area.
		There was even a 'harbour' nearby at Prestatyn Gutter (close to present day Barkby bridge) which no doubt the inhabitants used for fishing purposes.
		Below: an illustration of how Prestatyn castle might once have looked, and a photo of Prestatyn castle clearly illustrating the landscape of where the castle once stood.
	www.castlewales.com /prestyn.html (457 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: Research Study Group: Sites: RAF Prestatyn Rotot Radar Station
		The final stage of the ROTOR Programme (Rotor 3) was to provide radar cover for the north and west of the British Isles which were still exposed to attack and to give low and surface level cover over the Atlantic, the absence of which prevented effective action against low flying enemy aircraft.
		One is operated by BT as their Prestatyn microwave relay station; located in a secure compound next to a modern building.
		In order to provide communication to and from RAF Prestatyn two VHF/UHF multi-channel radio transmitter and receiver blocks were built, the transmitter block was on the technical site but the receiver block was remotely sited half a mile to the north to avoid interference from the radar.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /rsg/sites/p/prestatyn (748 words)

	Prestatyn YFA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Young Firefighters Association in Prestatyn is a uniformed Youth Organization, set up by Firefighters from Prestatyn Fire Station, for the benefit of young people between the ages of 11 and 17 throughout the Prestatyn area.
		Prestatyn YFA was started when one of the Firefighters at Prestatyn station retired.
		Stan Ruffley served 25 years as a Retained Firefighter and all his knowledge was about to be lost, from this the idea of starting a YFA at Prestatyn was born.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /martinparry (274 words)

	prestatynweather
		Prestatyns first fireworks and funfair event to be held on the market pitch looks set to go ahead in fine and clear conditions, this coming Wednesday November 1st.
		Prestatyn and Rhyl are fully operational MO stations owned by Denbighshire county council, others are privately run.
		The instromet AWS as used at Prestatyn weather station, the data is displayed via 'Weather Display' software viewable by clicking onto the link boxes for Prestatyn at the top of the page.
	www.prestatynweather.co.uk (859 words)

	Hotels, Prestatyn: Cheap Hotel Accommodation in Prestatyn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Halcyon Quest (H.Q.) is situated just two minutes walk from Prestatyn High Street and within easy walking of the beach and many other picturesque strolls including the historic Offas Dyke Pathway.
		You can bathe in the history of Prestatyn and wander around the many castles in the North Wales area.
		Prestatyn is a wide North facing sandy beach with rock groynes.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/prestatyn/index.asp (367 words)

	BBC - North East Wales Weird Guide - The White Lady of Prestatyn
		One of the greatest pleasures of living in Prestatyn is the ability to take a walk along the town's glorious lengthy promenade.
		However, if you choose to walk along Prestatyn's promenade during the twilight hours on a summer's evening and happen to see a figure of a woman on her own in a white dress, you have been one of those number of people to have sighted an apparition known as the White Lady of Prestatyn.
		The people said to have seen this ghostly figure describe her as a tall figure dressed in white walking along the promenade between the Nova and the Festival Gardens, although sightings of her have been seen elsewhere on the promenade.
	www.bbc.co.uk /wales/northeast/guides/weird/ghosts/pages/prestatyn.shtml (1416 words)

	Prestatyn High School: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As part of the Prestatyn Youth Arts Festival 10th Anniversary, Matthew Brown, a young Scottish Composer, has been commissioned to work with local Primary Schools and Year 10 High School pupils.
		Putting together ideas from all schools, the culmination will be a song performed by the younger children and accompanied by High School instrumentalists.
		Prestatyn high school cannot guarantee the security of valuable items brought into school.
	www.denbighict.org.uk /prestatynhighschool/news.php (605 words)

	Tourist Information on the towns and villages in NORTH WALES - Tourist Net UK guide
		Situated a little way along the coast from Rhyl, Prestatyn is another popular holiday spot with families.
		It has three long golden sandy beaches and its main attraction is the Nova Centre, a huge entertainment complex with a 25 metre pool, water slides, toddlers pool, and poolside bar.
		Away from the beach front, Prestatyn has two golf courses and a sports centre with squash and tennis courts.
	www.touristnetuk.com /Wa/northwales/towns/prestatyn.htm (194 words)

	International Civic Heraldry- UNITED KINGDOM - PRESTATYN
		A principal emblem in the Conwy arms is a red rose, and this appears at the head of the shield to commemorate the long association of the Conwy family with the town.
		The rose is also an obvious allusion to the fame of Prestatyn as the "Rose Town of North Wales" and, with two sprigs of oak referring to the abundant woodlands, especially Coed-yr-Esgob and Coed Bell, suggests the natural amenities which are so characteristic of Prestatyn.
		At the base of the crest a blue circlet with three gold crescents alludes to the rapid growth of this seaside town, and from it rises a derivative of the device formerly used in the Council's seal - a tree-trunk supported by the Welsh dragon, shown as he appears in the crest of Clwyd.
	www.ngw.nl /int/gbr/p/prestatyn.htm (341 words)

	Prestatyn Golf Club - Home
		The present Championship course at The Prestatyn Golf Club was established back in 1905 and has gained in popularity and repute ever since and is now one of the most respected.
		Continuous attention to improvements and facilities have meant that The Prestatyn Golf Club continues to thrive and go from strength to stength.
		Aside from the 3rd and 4th, other holes to test the discerning golfer are the par 4 10th S.I.1 450 yards (The Cardinal) which is unreachable in two into the prevailing wind and with Prestatyn Gutter on the left and practice ground on the right, the only place to be is on the fairway.
	www.prestatyngolfclub.co.uk (438 words)

	Nathan's Prestatyn Website
		I live in a town called Prestatyn which is in North Wales.
		A swimming pool with a curly slide it was the first in the U.K. Prestatyn high street - Prestatyn high street has many shops/supermarkets, travel agents and there is also a skate park.
		Th closest airports to Prestatyn are Manchester Airport and Liverpool Airport.
	www.geocities.com /nathanaparry (446 words)

	The Roman Bath House, Prestatyn
		Situated in what is now Melyd Avenue, on the edge of the small North Wales resort town of Prestatyn, about 20 miles west of Chester, these well-preserved remains of a Roman civilian bath house were discovered on March 30th 1934 by Mr Gilbert Smith, a local architect, surveyor and enthusiastic amateur archaeologist.
		There is also some evidence that another road followed the coast SE to Deva via the silver/lead mines at Pentre (Flint) though this route may have been supplied by sea.
		Or, if the developer gets his way, and the local councils and CADW fail to get their fingers out in time, we may end up with just a few humdrum houses instead...
	www.bwpics.co.uk /baths.html (971 words)

	Beaches at Rhyl and Prestatyn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Rhyl offers three miles of golden sands and Prestatyn has four miles of sands divided between three great beaches; Ffrith Beach, Central Beach and Barkby Beach, all with their own distinctive style.
		As records show that Rhyl and Prestatyn summers are hotter and sunnier than the UK average, what better place to take advantage of such a wealth of beaches?
		The spirit of childhood is still very much alive at our resorts, as we offer not only the traditional but also the new and exciting to keep the whole family entertained.
	www.rhyl-prestatyn.co.uk /english/beaches.html (248 words)

	eBay.ie - prestatyn, Postcards, CDs, Badges Patches items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		TIDY Pirates Of Prestatyn Weekender 9 V1 Lisa Pin-Up
		PRESTATYN - RP VIEW OF THE SHORE by JUDGES'
		PRESTATYN - RP View of Bastion Road c.1935
	search.ebay.ie /prestatyn (291 words)

	Attractions in Rhyl and Prestatyn
		Colour is everywhere as carnivals take to the streets in all parts of the coastal area - floats, jazz bands, Morris Dancing and marching bands all add to that holiday experience.
		If you wish to see how the resorts have changed over the years a visit to the Rhyl Museum and Arts Centre is very informative and interesting, entry is free.
		Rhyl and Prestatyn are ideal touring bases in which to visit many attractions and places of scenic beauty within North Wales.
	www.rhyl.com /attract.html (447 words)

	Prestatyn Hotels, Prestatyn B&Bs and Prestatyn Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		The seaside town of Prestatyn is on the north coast of Wales, 24 miles east of Llandudno along the A55 and 32 miles north west of Chester along the A548.
		Attractions to Prestatyn include Prestatyn Championship Golf Course and Prestatyn's sandy beaches.
		Located 1 mile east of Prestatyn town centre, Halcyon Quest is a small hotel offering bed and breakfast accommodation.
	www.milford.co.uk /wales/prestatyn.html (81 words)

	Hotels, Inns, Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Prestatyn, Denbighshire, UK.
		Hotels, inns, guesthouses and bed and breakfast accommodation in Prestatyn, Denbighshire, Wales.
		We have a beautiful sunny beer garden with ample seating for up to 30 people,with parking at the rear of the building.
		Halcyon Quest (H.Q.) is situated just two minutes walk from Prestatyn High Street and within easy walking of the beach and many other p...
	www.databrowse.co.uk /hotels/Denbighshire/Prestatyn.html (195 words)

	Prestatyn hotels; All hotels and travel in Prestatyn , United Kingdom
		Prestatyn hotels; All hotels and travel in Prestatyn, United Kingdom
		Halcyon Quest is an 8 bedroom family hotel,with fully licensed restaurant and pride ourselves with a well stocked bar.
		We have a beautiful sunny beer garden with ample seating for up to 40 people,with parking at the rear of the building.
	www.hotelsbritainonline.com /smallcitypage/smallcity.aspx?city=Prestatyn (62 words)

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