Local News
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Neil Foden: new abuse claims against paedophile
It's been revealed paedophile headteacher Neil Foden may have sexually abused pupils for more than 40 years.
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Council to spend £5.4million at Pwllheli harbour
Cyngor Gwynedd is pledging to spend £5.4 million on Pwllheli harbour over the next decade.
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Ysgol Henblas to create its own merchandise
School children are trying their hand at becoming young entrepreneurs by creating their own merchandise.
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Man jailed for teenage sex attack
A man who sexually assaulted a teenage girl after following her home has been jailed.
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Missing Bryngwran woman found after appeal
A missing woman from the Bryngwran area has been found safe and well.
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Gwynedd: consultation backs calls for new voting system
Gwynedd councillors are set to decide whether to use a different voting system for local elections.
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Residents surveyed on Anglesey life
Anglesey residents are being asked for their views on living on the island.
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Newborough workshops preserving craft heritage
Community groups in Newborough are working with environmental officials to help preserve a craft dating back hundreds of years.
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New art scheme to celebrate slate heritage
Four Gwynedd schools have helped to create new public art displays commemorating the slate landscape in North West Wales.
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FM opens Bangor Uni medical school
The First Minister has officially opened the new North Wales Medical School at Bangor University.
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Driver jailed for causing mum's death in A487 crash
A woman who caused the death of a young mother-of-two in a road crash has been jailed for nearly seven-and-a-half years.
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Farmer avoids jail for neglecting cattle
A farmer who caused unnecessary suffering to his cattle has walked free from court.
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Senedd members scrutinise environmental body
Senedd members quizzed Natural Resources Wales officials amid concerns about plans to cut 265 jobs to plug a £13 million budget gap while water pollution in Wales worsens.
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Bluetongue case found on Anglesey
The first case of a new strain of the bluetongue virus has been found on Anglesey.
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Gwynedd empty homes scheme expands
Funding to bring Gwynedd's empty homes back into use will now be available to all eligible buyers.
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Inquest opens into student's death
An inquest has been opened and adjourned following the death of a college student, whose body was found in the Menai Strait.
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Flood risk alerts up by 16% in a year
Almost a quarter of a million Welsh households are at risk of flooding, with the number of flood risk alerts surging by 16% last year, the Senedd heard.
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Alarm over Welsh 'housing emergency'
Wales faces a housing crisis, with almost 140,000 people on social housing waiting lists and more than 11,000 trapped in temporary homes, the Senedd heard.
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Eight youths arrested over Criccieth disorder
Eight youths have been arrested in a police crackdown on anti-social behaviour in the Criccieth area.
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Spooky goings on for Museum Festival
Eight museums across Anglesey and Gwynedd are preparing to join the celebrations for the Welsh Museum Festival.
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River Race trophy for 'Girls in the Boat'
An all-female lifeboat crew who rowed the River Thames have won a trophy after raising funds for the RNLI.
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Four-way fight in Talybolion by-election
Four candidates have been nominated for the upcoming Anglesey Council by-election in the Talybolion ward.
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Body found in search for missing teen
A body has been found following a week-long search for a missing teenager around the Menai Strait.
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Bluetongue found in Gwynedd sheep
Three cases of a new strain of bluetongue have been found in sheep in Gwynedd.
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Grand opening for restored Melin Llynon
Wales' only working windmill is being reopened to the pubic following restoration work.
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Two rescued from stranded jet-ski
Two people were rescued from a drifting jet ski after it broke down near Criccieth.
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Senedd budget set to increase by 16%
The Senedd Commission has unveiled plans for a 16% budget increase as preparations ramp up for an extra 36 politicians in Cardiff Bay from 2026.
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Cymru Premier expanding to 16 teams
The Cymru Premier will expand from 12 to 16 clubs under a major shake-up of Welsh football's domestic top flight.
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Pritchard elected as council leader
Gary Pritchard has been elected as the new leader of Anglesey Council.
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New kiosks for Newry Beach traders
Four local traders at Holyhead's Newry Beach have moved into newly restored kiosks.
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Plaid leader accuses FM of 'empty rhetoric'
Opposition members criticised a lack of targets in Eluned Morgan's statement of priorities, accusing Wales' new first minister of empty rhetoric.
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Body found in search for missing man
A body has been found in the search for a missing man from Shrewsbury.
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Holyhead man jailed for breaching restraining order
A Holyhead man who breached a domestic violence prevention order has been jailed for six weeks.
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Funding boost for Penrhos care home plan
Plans for a nursing care home on the Llŷn Peninsula have moved a step closer after funding was secured.
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Record high for Sherpa bus passenger numbers
The Sherpa'r Wyddfa bus network has attracted more than 70,000 passengers in a month for the first time.
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Violent burglar jailed for attacking pensioner
A burglar who attacked an elderly woman at her home has been jailed for fourteen years.
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Businesses wanted to offer disabled work opportunities
Gwynedd businesses are being asked to join a scheme offering work opportunities to adults with learning disabilities.