Borras

Borras is a suburban area and electoral ward in Wrexham County Borough, Wales, United Kingdom. It sits to the western side of Wrexham town centre and forms part of the town’s western residential belt. The area is primarily urban housing, with a mix of postwar and late-20th-century developments, and it is interspersed with pockets of green space.

Name and setting. The origin of the name Borras is not clearly documented, but the locality has been recognized as a distinct residential area within the wider Wrexham region for many decades. The ward and surrounding neighbourhoods are characterized by a family-friendly suburban environment with local greens and community spaces.

Governance. Borras ward elects representatives to Wrexham County Borough Council and is part of the Wrexham parliamentary constituency for national elections. Local services and planning follow the policies of the county borough council and are coordinated with neighboring communities.

Economy and amenities. The area is mainly residential, with a small cluster of local shops and community facilities that serve daily needs. Residents typically access larger shopping, employment, and cultural amenities in central Wrexham or nearby towns.

Transport. Borras is served by local bus routes that connect to Wrexham town centre and other suburbs. The nearest major rail link is in Wrexham General station, providing regional rail connections.

Education and demographics. The ward relies on nearby schools in adjacent communities for primary and secondary education. The population is diverse and predominantly residential, reflecting the broader demographic trends of the Wrexham area.

See also: Borras, Wrexham.