RAGLAN ARMS, Lambpit Street, Wrexham. The Raglan Arms was possibly the site of The Bull Inn? Built in the late 1850s, the name derives from Field Marshall Lord Raglan, who commanded the British forces in [more]

Peppers, 32 – 36, Bridge Street, Wrexham. It was also believed to be known as Peppers Place, Wrexham’s original nightclub and it opened circa 1970 (Pat Collis). The club was owned in 1980s by Kerry [more]

Rhosllanerchrugog Pubs Coach & Horses, Vinegar Hill. Rhos. The Eagles. Rhos. The Sun Inn. Hall Street. Rhos. The Nags Head. Hall Street. Rhos. Railway Inn. Smith Street, Rhos. Black Lion. Church Street, Rhos The New [more]