A FLINTSHIRE beauty spot has again received its Green Flag Award.
Bailey Hill in Mold was delighted to receive the Green Flag Award again this year. The award is the international quality mark for parks and green spaces.
The Green Flag Award scheme acknowledges and rewards well managed parks and green spaces, and sets the standard for outdoor spaces across the country and the world.
A spokesperson for Bailey Hill said: "We are happy to share with you that we have once again achieved Green Flag Status for Bailey Hill Park.
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"[We are] So proud to have met the high standards needed to fly the coveted Green FlagWales flag.
"Free access to safe, great quality green space has never been more important."
Located at the top of the High Street in the centre of Mold, Bailey Hill welcomes hundreds of visitors every day to the beautiful nature reserve in the heart of Flintshire.
It's not the first Green Flag accolade Bailey Hill has been in receipt of either, as last year, Bailey Hill team member, Andrea Mearns was awarded an Outstanding Contribution by an elected member at the Green Flag 2022 Awards.
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