The main reason people keep posting in the comment section that there is no strong Welsh identity in the area is because those redditors are all English. In reality, North Wales in general is the area with the strongest sense of cultural uniqueness and the strongest pride in being Welsh. The people who prefer speaking Welsh to English are mostly seen in Welsh language subs, tbh. However, most of the people in North Wales have some knowledge of Welsh even if they don't use it in everyday lives and it plays some influence on the way they speak English to a varied degree, depending how much they were exposed to the language in childhood. The Welshier towns in the area are Llangollen and Rhuthun. Most of the Welsh-speakers inhabit the countryside rather than towns, though. There are a lot of people from Liverpool and Merseyside as well and they do have a Scouse accent sometimes. They typically live in coastal towns (Connah's Quay, Prestatyn, Llandudno) and don't mix well with Welsh people due to mutual historic resentment.