A town council has been left divided over whether it should spend public money on Jubilee celebration plans or not. Following a town council meeting vote, it was decided that the Denbighshire market town of Ruthin would go ahead with its plans to contribute money for Platinum Jubilee celebration this year.
The plan is to plant rose trees at a local care home and schools to mark the occasion. 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.
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