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We actually have two butchers, a baker
and a candlestick-maker, well a candle workshop at least, at Corwen
Manor. In fact, the town has every retail need for the traveller
and tourist; an off-license, a pharmacy, a deli, a greengrocers,
a florist, a mini-supermarket and a late night shop, not to mention
an HSBC and NatWest branch and a full-service Post Office.
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In fact, with its two hairdressers, veterinary
surgery and pet supplies shop, shoeshop,
clothes shops and even a fancy-dress
outfitter, Corwen is a genuine centre for all the outlying communities
around the town – from Cynwyd and Llandrillo in the West,
Gwyddelwern and Bryn Eglwys to the North and both Carrog and Glyndyfrdwy
to the East.
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Situated near to the town centre, the War Memorial
Park offers a variety of sports and recreation activities, and
is the home of the local football,
cricket, rugby, bowls and tennis clubs.
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| Corwen Health Centre looks after the medical needs
of the whole area and the Leisure
Centre offers a wealth of facilities for keep fit and exercise. |
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