Traders remain in the dark about the business support available nearly seven months on from the closure of Holyhead port, Plaid Cymru's leader warned.

Six shopfronts in Holyhead town centre are being restored to their original appearance as part of regeneration work.

More than 1100 illegal vapes have been seized from two buisnesses in Holyhead.

The food processing industry in Wales is incredibly depressed about the future, with a fall in livestock numbers placing a question mark over its prospects, witnesses warned.

Cyngor Gwynedd has launched its own education support service for the county's schools.

Three people were taken to hospital following a head-on crash near Deiniolen.

Two people were rescued after their kayak capsized off the coast at Puffin Island.

The Senedd debated dozens of final changes to plans for a £1.30-a-night tourism levy, with the tax set to get the go-ahead in a key vote next week.

Police in Bangor city centre have made 70 arrests since a major crackdown on serious and organised crime began in March.

Urdd Gobaith Cymru has released 'Ymlaen' ('Onwards') - its brand new anthem for the Women's Euros.

A man was taken to hospital after his yacht struck rocks near the Skerries.

Caernarfon Town are set to play their home games in Llandudno next season.

The £1bn north Wales growth deal - aimed at creating around 4,200 jobs - has delivered only 35 so far, Senedd members heard.

Work will start next week on a £140,000 upgrade of the gym at Holyhead Leisure Centre.

Senedd members unanimously called for a fairer funding formula for Wales.

A 19th century needlework depiciting the Menai Suspension Bridge is to stay in Bangor following a successful campaign by a local museum.

The full reopening of Holyhead port has been delayed until mid-July, Stena Line has confirmed.

Cyngor Gwynedd is looking for residential workers for the new children's home at Dinorwig.

Council workers in Gwynedd are aiming to tackle the problem of old chewing gum stains on pavements and streets.

Nine young people from Anglesey visited Buckingham Palace after acheiving gold Duke of Edinburgh awards.

Lifeboat crews from Moelfre were called out to three separate incidents in just three days.

Four youths have been charged with arson after a fire at the Shire Hall in Llangefni.

Two people were rescued after a fishing boat broke down within Holyhead harbour.

Senedd members debated calls to reopen railway lines along the west coast of Wales to connect north and south but balked at the estimated £2 billion cost.

Wales manager Rhian Wilkinson has named her squad for their historic Women's Euros debut in Switzerland.

A newly refurbished boardwalk at Llyn Maelog, near Rhosneigr, has been reopened to the public.

More than £2 million of Welsh Government spending is being spent on regenerating Bangor city centre.

An inquest has opened into the deaths of two sisters in Eryri.

Senedd members denounced the Welsh Government's response to bluetongue, with limits on moving livestock, warning the approach will cause total chaos and havoc for farmers.

For the third year running, the Holy Island Landscape Partnership will be holding a hertiage fair.

A yacht was rescued after it got into difficulty near the Skerries.

A 'professional conman' who defrauded vulnerable victims out of more than £500,000 has been banned indefinitely from cold calling and selling home improvement products.