Local News
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Bonfire Night appeal: 'celebrate responsibly'
North Wales fire chiefs say there's been a dramatic reduction in the number of incidents involving fireworks and bonfires.
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Inquest opens into Michael Ward death
An inquest has been opened and adjourned following the death of a 53 year-old man in a Holyhead flat.
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First look at Friction strike TV drama
A new TV drama marking the 25th anniversary of the Friction Dynamics strike in Caernarfon will premiere next month.
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Views sought on improving active travel
Gwynedd residents are being urged to have their say on improving active travel routes in the county.
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Man bailed after Holyhead death
A man questioned following the death of a teenager in Holyhead has been released on bail.
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Police appeal after Halloween burglaries
Detectives are warning residents to be vigilant following two burglaries in south Gwynedd on Halloween.
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Foden: council 'confident' children are safer
Cyngor Gwynedd says it is "confident" children in the county are safer, a year on from a damning report into safeguarding failures.
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More maintenance work on Menai Suspension Bridge
Further maintenance work is underway on the Menai Suspension Bridge for the next three weeks.
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Holyhead: man arrested on suspicion of murder
A man is being questioned on suspicion of murder following a medical emergency in Holyhead.
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Gŵyl Cefni returning for 2027
Gŵyl Cefni will return on the first weekend of June next year, organisers have confirmed.
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Caernarfon: stranded yachtswoman rescued
A woman has been rescued after she became stranded on a moored yacht in Caernarfon.
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End of an era for Bodedern butchers
After more than a century, a family-run butchers in Bodedern will close for the last time on Saturday.
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Rugby club retires shirt in Jack's memory
Clwb Rygbi Caernarfon has retired its number 5 shirt for the rest of the season as a tribute to Jack Davies.
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Menai Bridge man charged with dealing cannabis
A 31 year-old man from Menai Bridge has been charged with drug dealing.
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Vehicles seized after uninsured driver caught twice
Police have seized two vehicles driven by the same man within just three days.
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Caernarfon library moving to temporary home
Caernarfon's library will be moved to a temporary location as it prepares for a £1 million refurbishment.
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M-SParc expansion secures Budget windfall
M-SParc has welcomed a £2.5 million boost from the UK Government as it prepares to expand its Gaerwen campus.
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School event discusses harms of drugs
Pupils at a Caernarfon high school have been taking part in a special event discussing the risks of drugs, alcohol and vaping.
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Energy minister visits Morlais project
Developers behind the Morlais scheme have called on the Welsh Government to continue its support for tidal energy.
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Baby Ceri: police 'determined to find answers'
Detectives say they remain determined to find answers following the death of a newborn baby girl found in Bangor.
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Le Tour's funding boost for cycling tourism
Over £467,000 will be spent on boosting cycling tourism across Anglesey and Gwynedd ahead of next year's Tour de France Grand Depart.
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Crews called to medical evacuation near Glyngarth
One person was taken to hospital after falling from a wall near Glyngarth.
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RGC to play Jack Davies tribute match
RGC will return to league action next weekend following the sudden death of Jack Davies.
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Man charged after Trefor stabbing
A 65 year-old man has been charged with wounding following an alleged assault in Trefor.
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Maiden voyage for TaithCymru
The new daily coach service linking key towns in north and south-west Wales has begun operating.
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Tribute to 'family man' killed in A494 crash
A 58 year-old man killed in a two-vehicle crash on the outskirts of Bala has been named.
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First apprentices join Gwyndod SMR project
Ten local apprentices have been recruited by developers behind the new small nuclear reactor (SMR) at Wylfa.
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Storm Austen hits Anglesey and Gwynedd
Storm Austen has led to power cuts, damage and travel disruption across Anglesey and Gwynedd.
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Gaerwen man in court on drugs charges
A 30 year-old man from Gaerwen has appeared in court accused of drug dealing.
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Violent rapist jailed for 17 years
A Gwynedd man who violently raped a woman multiple times has been jailed for 17 years.
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Holyhead man accused of dad's murder remanded
A Holyhead man accused of murdering his father is set to go on trial in the Spring.
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Oriel Môn cafe looks for new operators
Oriel Môn is looking for new catering operators to run its cafe at Rhosmeirch, near Llangefni.
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Pwllheli RNLI hosts Women in SAR event
Pwllheli lifeboat station has played host to an event celebrating the work of women in search and rescue operations.
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Calls for 'health emergency' in Wales rejected
More than £600 million has been paid out in Welsh NHS clinical negligence and personal injury claims over the past five years, the Senedd has heard.
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Tributes to rugby player Jack Davies
Tributes have been paid to a young rugby player who has died suddenly at the age of 24.
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Holyhead murder: family pays tribute to father
The family of a 53 year-old man found dead in a Holyhead flat have paid tribute to him.
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Accident blamed for broadband outage
It's emerged accidental damage to fibre cables led to thousands of Anglesey residents losing broadband access.
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Energy funding for Bangor blood donation hub
A blood donation centre in Bangor will receive Welsh Government funding to help reduce its energy bills.
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Welsh Cup: Y Felinheli visit Llandudno in third round
Third-tier CPD Y Felinheli will visit Cymru Premier club Llandudno in the third round of the Welsh Cup.
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Man charged with Holyhead murder
A 33 year-old man has appeared in court charged with murder at a block of flats in Holyhead.
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Paedophile jailed after fleeing UK
A padeophile who fled the UK while he was under investigation has been jailed for 12-and-a-half years.
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Holyhead: man questioned on suspicion of murder
A 33 year-old man is being questioned on suspicion of murder following the death of a man at a block of flats in Holyhead.
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Cofis beat Flint in Welsh Cup final replay
Caernarfon Town began their Welsh Cup defence with a 3-1 win over Flint Town United in the second round.
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Man found dead in Holyhead flats
A man has been found dead in a block of flats in Holyhead.
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Ex-police officer jailed for computer misuse
A former detective who accessed police computer records without permission has been jailed for eight months.
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Man in court after Holyhead assault
A man has appeared in court on assault charges following a disturbance in Holyhead.
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Man dies in A494 crash
A man has died following a two-vehicle crash on the outskirts of Bala.
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More funding for local culture schemes
Cultural projects and venues across Anglesey & Gwynedd are getting a funding boost from the Welsh Government.
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Baby girl named as search for mother continues
Police have named the newborn baby girl whose body was found near the coastline in Bangor.
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Senedd clash over third Menai crossing funding
A Reform MS has clashed with the finance minister in the Senedd over funding for the third Menai crossing.
