Community rallies together to save historic Owain Glyndwr Hotel in North Wales!

 

A group of locals in Corwen, North Wales, have launched a campaign to save the historic Owain Glyndwr Hotel, which has fallen into disrepair and is set to be auctioned off. The hotel, which was once a coaching inn and a focal point of the community, has a rich history and is named after Owain Glyndwr, a Welsh prince who led a rebellion against English rule in the early 15th century.

The campaigners have launched the campaign on St. David's Day, a national holiday in Wales, and are calling for the hotel to be purchased by the community and restored to its former glory. They hope that the hotel can once again become a hub for local businesses, events, and tourism.

The hotel was previously owned by a local businessman who had plans to renovate it and turn it into a luxury hotel. However, the plans fell through and the hotel has been left vacant and in disrepair. It is currently up for auction with a guide price of £150,000.

The campaigners are urging the local council and Welsh government to provide support and funding for the purchase and restoration of the hotel. They have also launched a fundraising campaign and are calling for donations from the public.

The Owain Glyndwr Hotel is an important part of the local community and has the potential to bring economic and cultural benefits to the area. The campaign to save it has received widespread support, and the campaigners are hopeful that they can secure the funding and support they need to save the hotel and preserve its history for future generations.