A 29 year-old man killed in a two-vehicle crash near Pentraeth has been named.
Thomas Arwyn Jones was pronounced dead at the scene of an early morning collision on the A5025 on Sunday 25th January.
Mr Jones was driving a grey Peugeot 208 car when it hit a gold Audi A5 Quattro between Penygarnedd and Pentraeth Automative at just after 6.45am.
The Audi driver, a 22 year-old, was taken to ambulance with serious injuries and the road remained closed for around nine hours.
North West Wales coroner Katie Robinson is expected to formally open an inquest into Mr Jones' death in Caernarfon on 11th February.
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