Senedd members have attacked the Welsh Government's slow response to the closure of Holyhead Port.

The leader for Anglesey Council has called for businesses affected by the Holyhead Port closure to get financial support 'now.

Plans to bring in a tourism tax cleared the first hurdle in the Senedd, with the Welsh Government set to raise the rate to £1.30 per night per person.

Cyngor Gwynedd has welcomed an announcement that the county will receive £3.8 million for flood alleviations projects, which will help safeguard communities, homes and businesses from the continued threat of flooding.

Senedd members pressed the First Minister about the Labour UK Government's plans to slash spending on welfare by £4.8bn a year by the end of the decade.

The first meeting of the Irish Sea Resilience Taskforce has been held, bringing together representatives from across Wales, Ireland and beyond to strengthen vital sea connections between the nations.

24 people have been arrested in a major crackdown on serious and organised crime in Bangor over the past month.

The Ynys Môn Welsh Language Forum has recently been updated on the latest plans for the upcoming Urdd Eisteddfod 2026, which is set to take place on Anglesey.

A Senedd member criticised Natural Resources Wales for showing "very little empathy and understanding" about people's concerns on the future of visitor centres.

A Welsh Government funded programme, administered by Anglesey Council, has seen nearly £1 million invested in local businesses.

One of the projects that is key to increasing the use of the Welsh language in Gwynedd has now come to fruition with the establishment of an independent and sustainable community-led and community- supported language initiative.

A new taskforce focused on improving the resilience of Irish Sea transport connections will hold its first meeting on Thursday.

A six-month exclusion zone has been introduced at a protected Anglesey site to combat damage caused mainly by adventure activities.

Over £2 million has been allocated to businesses in Gwynedd over the past year through a package of grants to support and invest in local businesses.

The Senedd narrowly backed plans to ban offers on unhealthy food and drinks including "buy-one-get-one-free" deals in an effort to tackle high rates of obesity.

The Senedd supported plans to introduce inspection ratings for care homes, with service providers set to be required to publish "scores on the doors".

Morrisons is set to close its supermarket café at its Caernarfon store.

A man who viciously knocked a pensioner unconscious in an unprovoked attack in his own home has been jailed.

Over the next few weeks, Cyngor Gwynedd will hold a series of 'Tai ar Daith' (Housing Roadshow) events to share information and advice on housing matters with the residents of the county.

Efforts to provide free physical activity sessions and healthy meals for disadvantaged children on Anglesey have won national recognition.

Oriel Môn is celebrating a retrospective exhibition of work by the artist Huw 'Huwco' Jones, which spans over five decades and shows how his work has developed since his first painting at the age of 14 to the present day.

Public organisations in Gwynedd and Anglesey have pledged to assist people with making small changes that can have a great impact on everyone's health and well-being.