Local News
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Menai Supsension Bridge: talks held on 'partial' reopening
The Menai Suspension Bridge is expected to reopen to some vehicles and pedestrians in the coming days - but only during daytime hours.
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New prospectus for Welsh ports
Anglesey Freeport has welcomed a new national prospectus for Welsh ports.
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Welsh Government unveils draft 'Airbnb law'
Holiday let operators in Wales would be forced to get a license and meet strict safety rules under a draft 'Airbnb law' unveiled by the Welsh Government.
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Menai Suspension Bridge closes temporarily
The Menai Suspension Bridge has been closed to all traffic temporarily due to urgent repairs.
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Nantlle farmer banned for unnecessary suffering
A farmer from the Nantlle Valley who caused unnecessary suffering to sheep and dogs has been banned from keeping animals for ten years.
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New weight limit on Menai Suspension Bridge
Larger vehicles have been banned from using the Menai Suspension Bridge as part of new restrictions.
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Alaw Môn: council to take legal action
The Welsh Government is facing legal action after plans for a major solar energy farm were given the go ahead.
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Van driver released after Bangor death
A delivery driver arrested following the death of a pensioner in Bangor has been released under investigation.
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Lurcher dog rescued by lifeboat
A young lurcher dog was rescued by a lifeboat crew after she became stranded just off Ynys Peibio.
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Cruise visits boosting Holyhead port
Holyhead Port is benefiting from a surge in cruise visits to Wales, according to new figures.
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Missing man found dead on Yr Wyddfa
A 27 year-old man has been found dead after he went missing on Yr Wyddfa.
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Sinking fishing boat prompts Mayday call
Emergency services were called out following a mayday call from a sinking fishing boat.
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Delivery driver arrested after woman's death
A man is being questioned following the death of an elderly woman who was hit by a Tesco delivery van in Bangor.
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Schools rollout for new geography resource
A new geography resource is being rolled out to every school across Anglesey and Gwynedd.
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Driver in court after serious Bangor crash
A 57 year-old man has denied causing serious injury by dangerous driving following a two-vehicle crash near Bangor.
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Thief caught in Bangor roadblock jailed
A prolific thief who was caught after police set up a roadblock in Bangor has been jailed.
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Hospices facing 'unsustainable' financial crisis
Hospices are facing an "unsustainable" financial crisis due to rising costs and falling income, forcing them to close beds and cut vital end-of-life services, a North Wales MS warned.
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Galeri appoints new artistic director
Galeri in Caernarfon has appointed Mari Elen Jones as their new artistic director.
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Man arrested after serious crash near Bangor
A man has been arrested following a two-vehicle crash near Bangor, which left a teenage girl seriously injured in hospital.
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MônFM nominated for Community Radio Award
MônFM has been nominated at the 2025 Community Radio Awards for its live coverage of Gŵyl Cefni.
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'No confidence' council faces community review
A council accused by villagers a serious lack of transparency will face a community review.
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Bethesda man admits causing serious injury
A 19 year-old man has pleaded guilty following a disturbance in Bethesda town centre last month.
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'Deep concern' over scrutiny of tourism shake-up
Rushing through a law to regulate tourism accommodation in Wales risks curtailing vital scrutiny and denying the £1bn industry a voice, a Senedd committee warned.
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Police investigate Bangor collision
Police in Bangor are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was hit by a car earlier this month.
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Trauma support award for Llangefni school
Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni has become the first mainstream high school in the UK to win an award for trauma support.
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Grand reopening for Holyhead Empire
Holyhead's Empire cinema has been officially reopened following a £1.3 million revamp.
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New astro pitch unveiled in Bala
A newly renovated astro pitch has been officially opened at a school in Bala.
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Ministers urged to act on 'fleecehold scandal'
Senedd members called for meaningful reform of the "wild west" of estate management charges in memory of Labour politician Hefin David, who championed the cause.