Local Community

Wrexham is the largest town in North Wales, situated between the Welsh mountains and the lower Dee Valley alongside the border to Cheshire, England.

The pleasant market town is home to the oldest football club in North Wales, Wrexham FC, and Glyndwr University. It’s also the shopping capital of North Wales with an extensive retail and leisure offer.

Here are some useful contacts or sites to find out more about Wrexham.

Tourist Information Centre – fount of all knowledge

Wrexham Tourist Information Centre
Lambpit Street
Wrexham
LL11 1AR

tic@wrexham.gov.uk

Visit the Wrexham Tourist Information Centre website

01978292015

Wrexham Markets

All markets take place within the town centre and incorporate over 100 years of tradition.  There are over 100 stalls offering everything from succulent sausages and steaks to furniture, clothing, mobile phones and children’s toys. Find out more about Wrexham Markets here.

Ty Pawb

Ty Pawb has entrances (including disabled access) on Market Street and Chester Street.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10am-4.00pm

General Market

The General Market has entrances off Henblas Street, Henblas Square and Chester Street. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9am-4.30pm. The market closes at 1.30pm on a Wednesday afternoon.

Butchers Market

The Butchers Market has entrances at Central Arcade off Hope Street, High Street and Henblas Street.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9am-4.30pm
The market closes at 1.30pm on a Wednesday afternoon

Community Support

As well as offering great restaurants, shopping and leisure all in one place, as an integral part of Wrexham town centre, Eagles Meadow strives to support local community events and charities.

Charity Partnership

North East Wales Mind

Eagles Meadow currently supports North East Wales Mind through its new Hozah: Autopay car park payment system.

One per cent of the revenue generated through Hozah: Autopay is donated to North East Wales Mind, a Mold-based organisation which supports people in Wrexham and Flintshire.

North East Wales Mind provides information, counselling, talking therapies, self-management training and wellbeing activities to help people recover from mental health problems and stay emotionally friendly.

For more information on Hozah and how to sign up for the new payment method, visit www.hozah.com 

Eagles Meadow will further support North East Wales Mind through its 2021 Santa’s Grotto. There will be no charge for children visiting Santa or for any of the gifts but instead visitors will be offered a chance to make a donation to the charity.

Community Partnership

Wrexham Association Football Club

Eagles Meadow currently supports Wrexham AFC by providing the prizes for the 50/50 half-time draw at all home games. Match attendees have the chance to win cash prizes and vouchers for many of the Eagles Meadow entertainment venues and restaurants.