Wrexham

2024 - 8 - 10

From Applause to Aqueducts: Wrexham's Week in the Limelight!

Bromley Hooson - Eva Longoria - football community - League One - Pontcysyllte Aqueduct - Ryan Reynolds - Wrexham AFC - Wrexham attractions

Celebrate Wrexham's highs and lows with us! From a heartfelt tribute to a legendary fan to thrilling League One victories, discover what makes this town so special!

Wrexham, a town known for its passion and resilience, recently paid tribute to one of its beloved fans, Bromley Hooson, who sadly passed away at the age of 87. Hooson, fondly remembered for his unwavering support, lived in Wrexham for over 60 years, becoming an integral part of the community. This Saturday, in a touching gesture, Wrexham supporters will hold a minute's applause during the match in his honor, uniting fans and players alike in shared memories of this cherished Reds supporter.

But it's not just tributes filling the air in Wrexham. The town is on a roll after Wrexham AFC kicked off their League One campaign with a nail-biting 3-2 victory against Wycombe Wanderers. Co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney were in attendance, witnessing their team's triumphant introduction to a competitive league. Jack Marriott's phenomenal wonder goal has quickly become the stuff of legends, sending fans into a frenzy as they revel in the club's remarkable journey upward.

In addition to their recent match success, Wrexham offers a treasure trove of attractions for visitors. Ranked the top attraction on TripAdvisor is the iconic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct — a UNESCO World Heritage site. Opened in 1795, this engineering marvel is both the UK's longest and highest canal and remains a breathtaking sight for locals and tourists alike. Anyone visiting Wrexham is encouraged to take a stroll across this magnificent structure and soak in the stunning views of the Vale of Llangollen.

As Wrexham fans celebrate their team’s recent success, the community continues to thrive, with exciting developments such as the sale of a former pub-turned-home listed for £285,000. This charming five-bedroom property presents an excellent opportunity for those looking to become part of Wrexham's historical fabric. Whether cheering for the local football club or enjoying the scenic landscapes, Wrexham's tight-knit community is bound to leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits.