Wrexham

Wrexham (pronounced 'recsam', and in Welsh spelt wrecsam) is a town and county borough in Wales. It is in the border region with England, and was traditionally part of Denbighshire, although some of the area of the borough was formerly part of Flintshire.

The borough has a population of 130,000 inhabitants, and the town itself, some 40,000, making it the largest settlement in North Wales.

Radio stations MFM 103.4 and Classic Gold Marcher broadcast to the town.

It has a football team, Wrexham F.C which compete in the Football League. It also serves as the secondary home of the Llanelli Scarlets, one of the five Welsh professional rugby sides that compete in the Celtic League.