Phil Parkinson says receiving the Freedom of Wrexham has underlined just how much the club’s remarkable rise has meant to both him and the local community.

Wrexham’s two wins and a Carabao Cup draw with Cardiff City has Phil Parkinson turning heads again, says Ian Mitchelmore.

Phil Parkinson is convinced Wrexham will prove themselves competitive in the Championship once his new-look squad have fully bedded in.

It’s been no Hollywood fantasy so far for Wrexham in the Championship with just one win in five patches, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Phil Parkinson has called for calm and patience as Wrexham continue to find their feet in the Championship.

Wrexham are through to the third round of the Carabao Cup for the first time in over 40 years.

Wrexham have spent big and recruited heavily, but after gaining nothing from their opening games, Phil Parkinson says they’re not done yet.

Wrexham have won their opening home game in five of their last six Football League campaigns – and will hope that trend continues against West Bromwich Albion.

The season is up and running for Wrexham who used the Carabao Cup to bounce back from last weekend’s opening Championship defeat.

Wrexham begin a new chapter on Saturday, when they start their push towards another promotion . . . this time up to the Premier League.

Wrexham used to make little to no noise whatsoever in their pre-season activity, but now they are box office all over the world, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Wrexham are up and will be playing Championship football next season. But they won’t be chasing superstars to take them to the Premier League