Local News
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Youth arrested over alleged slur at match
A youth has been questioned following an alleged racial slur during a football match in Llangefni.
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Menai Bridge Fair: road closures confirmed
Road closures and arrangements are in place ahead of the 2025 Menai Bridge Street Fair,
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Menai Bridge fully reopens
The Menai Suspension Bridge has fully reopened to two-way traffic as of 7am on Friday morning.
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Restrictions for Caernarfon fireworks display
Restrictions are being brought in to ensure Caernarfon's annual Bonfire Night fireworks can go ahead this year.
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New Llanfethlu estate welcomes tenants
Local families have begun in as tenants on a newly completed housing estate in Llanfaethlu.
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Bangor: views sought on extra police powers
Extra powers to tackle anti-social behaviour in Bangor city centre could be extended for another three years.
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Ten-year plan for Welsh language education
Schools in Wales will be required to deliver at least 10% of their teaching in Welsh by 2030 as part of a decade-long plan to implement "landmark" legislation.
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New Holyhead high school moves step closer
Council chiefs say plans to build a new moden home for Holyhead High School have received "overwhelmingly positive" support.
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Holyhead: police target money laundering
Police in Holyhead have joined a major operation aimed at tackling money laundering.
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Caernarfon: crackdown on anti-social drivers
Police say a number of arrests have been made in a crackdown on anti-social driving in the Caernarfon area.
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Pupil in hospital after vaping incident
A school pupil was taken to hospital after reportedly vaping an unknown substance.
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New wheel lathe opens in Holyhead
A new facility to improve the reliability of train services has been officially opened in Holyhead.
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New bid to revive Bangor High Street
Funding has been secured for a pilot scheme to revive empty buildings on Bangor's High Street.
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Man jailed for assaulting vulnerable father
A man who twice assaulted his vulernable elderly father has been jailed for 15 months.
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Traditional town centre model 'dead', says ex-minister
A former minister warned the traditional business model for Welsh town centres is "dead", dismissing "magic bullets" such as free parking and abolishing business rates.
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Anglesey joins Lottery heritage scheme
Anglesey has been chosen to join a multi-million pound heritage investment scheme by the National Lottery.
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Foster carers celebrate children's 'vital' contribution
Foster carers from Anglesey and Gwynedd have been sharing stories of how their children make a 'vital contribution'.
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Llanddona: man dies after car overturns
A man has died after a car was found overturned on its roof in Llanddona.
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'Sweeping cuts' loom as Drakeford unveils spending plans
The Welsh Government has unveiled its £27 billion spending plans as a high-stakes budget showdown looms, with billions of pounds for public services teetering on a knife edge.
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Lorry driver charged with drink driving
A lorry driver has been given a temporary ban after he was caught drink driving on the A55 across Anglesey.
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Council's rallying cry for Menai Bridge
Anglesey Council is urging residents and visitors to support Menai Bridge traders following the partial reopening of the nearby suspension bridge.
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Menai Bridge to partially reopen on Friday
The Menai Suspension Bridge will partially reopen to cars, motorbikes and pedestrians at 7am on Friday, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
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Two arrests in Bangor and Caernarfon drugs raids
Two men have been arrested following a series of drugs raids in the Bangor and Caernarfon areas.
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Farming jobs fears spark fiery Senedd debate
A fiery debate has erupted over claims a financial support scheme for farmers will lead to the loss of an estimated 1100 jobs, 56,000 livestock and £76m.
