Anglesey residents are being asked for their views on living on the island.

A survey has been launched by Anglesey Council offering local people the chance to have their say on what issues matter to them most, as well as how the local authority delivers the services.

The council says it hopes to better understand what's important to residents and how they feel about living in their area.

Cllr Gary Pritchard, who was elected last month as the new Anglesey Council leader, said: "We want to hear from Anglesey residents. Your feedback will help us understand what's working and what could be improved."

"The 'Let's Talk: Living on Anglesey' survey is quick and easy – and will only take a few minutes to complete." 

"Your opinions will help us shape the future of services on Anglesey. From schools to leisure centres, your input helps us make future decisions."

"We want as many voices as possible to be heard, so please tell your friends, family, and neighbours about the survey. We want to hear from as many people as possible."

An online survey has been created, asking participants about their experience in their local area and with council services, as well as whether they're happy with how the council informs them.

It has been developed by Data Cymru, who are working alongside the council and the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA)

The Let's Talk: Living on Anglesey survey, which runs until Friday 15th November, is now available on the Anglesey Council website.