INTRODUCING curbs on second homes and holiday lets has been one of the “most pioneering” policies in Cyngor Gwynedd’s history, a senior councillor...
Author - Dale Spridgeon
Local Democracy Reporter
PLANS to build an annexe in a “picture postcard” Anglesey village have been approved after being described as “the lesser of two evils”.
CHARGES look set to be introduced at Gwynedd beach car park that was previously free.
IMAGES from inside a Grade II listed hotel show the scale of its collapse, as a council looks to press ahead with a “partial deconstruction”.
A PROSPECTIVE franchisee has been found to run a post office under threat of closure.
A COUNCIL is considering whether to collect rubbish bins less often in a bid to drive up recycling rates.
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to protect the future of a “nationally significant” archives and special collections service at Bangor University say they have...
HOSPITAL staff are being left “twisting in the wind” amid the uncertain future of two community hospitals which have seen “temporary” closures of...
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Gwynedd councillor described as a “gentleman and a friend” to all.
A GWYNEDD museum dedicated to the life and times of the UK Prime Minister David Lloyd-George has re-opened following a major redevelopment.
