Local News
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Young man killed in A499 crash
A man has died following a multi-vehicle crash on the outskirts of Pwllheli.
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Huws Gray fined £2.2m for worker's death
Huws Gray has been fined £2.2 million after a worker was crushed to death by a 3 ton pallet of timber.
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Skipper in hospital after yacht breakdown
The skipper of a yacht was taken to hospital after falling ill at Bull Bay.
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Anglesey's 'treasures' in new exhibition
A unique exhibition highlighting Anglesey's archaelogical heritage has opened in Llangefni.
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Drug dealer jailed after £250k haul seized
A drug dealer from Bangor has been jailed after police seized over £250,000 worth of cocaine.
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Menai Bridge Aldi 'could create 40 jobs'
Aldi has pledged to create 40 jobs if plans for a new supermarket in Menai Bridge are given the go ahead.
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Y Bandana reunite for Eisteddfod 2026
For the first time in ten years, Y Bandana will reunite to play at the 2026 National Eisteddfod in Pembrokeshire.
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Holyhead: man arrested after supermarket assault
A man is being questioned following an alleged assault outside a supermarket in Holyhead.
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Duffy speaks out in new documentary
Duffy will speak out for the first time about her kidnap - and her withdrawal from music - in a new Disney+ documentary later this year.
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Wylfa SMR developers sign council agreement
The developers of Wylfa's new small nuclear reactor have signed a key agreement with Anglesey Council.
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Bangor residents warned after rise in burglaries
Bangor residents are being urged to protect their homes following a recent rise in the number of burglaries in the city.
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Top award for inclusive youth sport programme
An inclusive youth sports programme on Anglesey has been honoured with a top national award.
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Porthmadog: woman assaulted by group
Detectives are investigating an assault on a young woman near a petrol station in Porthmadog.
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Grants available to improve commercial properties
A new fund has been launched for improving commercial properties in Bangor and Pwllheli.
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Fostering services praised by inspectors
Inspectors have praised council-run fostering services on Anglesey in a new report.
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Witness appeal after Llanfaelog bike chase
Police are appealing for witnesses following a chase involving a green Kawasaki motorbike in the Llanfaelog area.
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Caernarfon fire started by 'electrcial fault'
A fire at an empty building in Caernarfon town centre is believed to have been started by an electrical fault.
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City cruise into FAW Trophy final
Bangor City 1876 cruised through to the FAW Trophy final following a 7-1 win over Penmaenmawr Phoenix.
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Eisteddfod award for 'Ynys Môn’s Mistar Urdd'
A veteran Urdd volunteer from Llanerchymedd has won the John and Ceridwen Hughes Award 2026.
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Hidden place names added to records
Thousands of hidden place names from Anglesey and Eryri have been added to national records.
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Five man avoid jail after cattle stolen
Five men have been given suspended jail sentences after cattle worth over £20,000 was stolen from a farm near Llanerchymedd.
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Funding 'unlocked' for Anglesey Freeport
The Anglesey Freeport has taken a major step forward after ministers signed a key agreement with council chiefs.
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Sailor rescued after yacht runs aground
A sailor was rescued by a lifeboat crew after his yacht ran aground near Porth Colmon.
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Children's services face 'growing pressures' - report
Care inspectors say children's services on Anglesey are facing "real and growing pressures" from rising demand.
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Funding to boost local transport links
More than £9.2 million will be spent on improving local transport links across Anglesey and Gwynedd.
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Police probe spate of heating oil thefts
Detectives say there's been a rise in heating oil thefts across Anglesey and Gwynedd since the start of the year.
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Cocaine dealer jailed for three years
A drug dealer who used his phone to sell cocaine in the Amlwch area has been jailed for three years.
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Eisteddfod 2027 looks for a name
National Eisteddfod organisers have launched a competition for a find a name for next year's event.
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Council tax relief for terminally ill
Anglesey will become the first part of Wales to offer full council tax relief to residents with a terminal illness.
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Newborough: youths wanted after car damaged
Police are looking for three youths who allegedly damaged a car in Newborough.
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House of the Dragon flies into North Wales
The third season of House of the Dragon is set to generate around £6.7m for the Welsh economy.
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Storiel marks Menai Bridge's 200th anniversary
A new exhibition has opened in Bangor to mark the 200th anniversary of the Menai Suspension Bridge.
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Three rescued after yacht breakdown
Three people were rescued after a yacht en-route for Ireland suffered engine failure.
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New economic strategy for Gwynedd
Cyngor Gwynedd says it's preparing to adopt a new long-term economic strategy for the county.
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Volunteer awards for sailing couple
A couple from Y Felinheli have been recognised for their voluntary work at sailing events.
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Holyhead man charged with sex attack
A Holyhead man has appeared in court charged with a sexual assault.
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Salon owner fined for cosmestics fraud
A Bethesda woman has avoided jail after she injected two people with a banned cosmetic substance while claiming it as Botox.
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Caernarfon's hidden river trail revealed
A flood defence scheme in Caernarfon has revealed the hidden history of a river beneath the town centre.
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RAF instructor's paragliding death 'accidental'
A coroner has ruled the death of an RAF instructor in a paragliding crash was accidental.
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New parking system at Newborough Forest
A new parking system will be introduced at the Newborough nature reserve and forest later this month.
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Funding available for community schemes
£400,000 has been made available to improve community facilities in Gwynedd's towns and villages.
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Llanerchymedd barn fire 'deliberate'
Fire chiefs say a blaze which gutted a barn in Llanerchymedd was started deliberately.
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Welsh gig guide launches app
A popular Welsh language music platform created by two siblings from Y Felinheli is expanding with the launch of a new app.
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Llanfairpwll man jailed for harrassing neighbours
A Llanfairpwll man who harrassed and threatened his neighbours has been jailed for ten months.
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Cyngor Gwynedd defends tax hike
Cyngor Gwynedd says it's avoided making cuts to frontline services, despite agreeing a 5.17% increase in council tax bills.
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Timetable shake-up for North Wales trains
Major timetable changes to rail services on the North Wales Coast line will be introduced in May.
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'Technical issue' blamed for ferry disruption
Technical problems have been blamed after ferry services between Dublin and Holyhead were disrupted.
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Senedd 2026: Bangor Conwy Môn candidates
The candidate lists are being announced in Bangor Conwy Môn ahead of the 2026 Senedd elections.
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Senedd 2026: Gwynedd Maldwyn candidates
The candidate lists are being announced in Caerdydd Penarth ahead of the 2026 Senedd elections.
