[Amie Quaife Wrexham Chiropractor](http://www.wrexham.gov.uk) has once again demonstrated her handy work, by breathing new life into a former Coedpoeth pub

Originally known as the New Inn.

Amie Quaife. Took ownership last year, and lovingly restored it to it's former glory. Along with her husband Tom, resuscitation teacher and paramedic, she stripped back the years with unrelenting attention to detail before unveiling the finished product this week; Wrexham's newest and brightest Chiropractic clinic!

Although not listed, the couple felt it was important to preserve as much of the building's heritage as possible for future generations to enjoy.

Amie Says" It was great that we could keep so many of the original features and yet still be left with a modern, top quality finish.

Feedback from patients so far has been extremely complimentary and has made it all worthwhile!" Having previously worked at another Wrexham practice for 5 years. Amie is firmly established in the area and has built up a solid client base.

Many patients have followed her to the new premises, where she enjoys welcoming familiar and new faces. Since opening in August, the business has expanded rapidly, and already offers sports and therapeutic massage with the highly acclaimed Claire Sutcliffe. Further practitioners are expected to join the team within the next few months, to fully cater for the health needs of their [Wrexham](http://www.wrexham.gov.uk) customers.

After visiting her new premisses, I could not believe how nice it looked inside. One other thing I noticed is they still have the old log fire place. This really does add some great detail to the referb.

In order to document the building's history, they are appealing for any old photographs of the New Inn (formerly the Prince of Wales). If anyone can help they can call Active Health Wrexham on (01978) 501228 or email directly info@activehealthwrexham or [Yell.com](https://www.yell.com/biz/active-health-wrexham-8283052/)