Over recent weeks, discussion has taken place on whether councils should fund for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. On Monday, Ruthin town council had been left divided after it was decided that the Denbighshire market town would go ahead with its plans to contribute money for the royal event.
This comes as the UK is set to celebrate 70 years of the Queen's reign, which will take place between June 2-5 this year. There are talks that street parties, concerts and other events will take place in honour of the landmark.
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