Dale Spridgeon

Local Democracy Reporter

Modern facilities get green light at Bangor's historic railway station

Developers granted listed building consent for 'Changing Places' room and water refill

£4M Aberdyfi quay and bridge improvements celebrated

Quay slipway "vital" to harbour and town's economy whilst bridge would be well used by locals and visitors

Free Christmas parking to boost businesses in Gwynedd over festive season

The free parking will be provided in all council car parks from 11am everyday leading up to Christmas.

Plans for new Aldi supermarket on outskirts of North Wales town given the go-ahead

It is hoped the store could create around 40 jobs

New Greggs drive-thru on Bangor retail park approved by planners

Cyngor Gwynedd planners approved - with conditions - the erection of a new 167 sq.m drive-thru restaurant

A former Gwynedd mortuary site could rise from the dead to become eco-home

North Wales News

The scheme would see demolition of the building and a former toilet block

Gwynedd resort residents face 40 mile round trip to dump rubbish

Gwynedd Council

Locals claim the seaside town has been 'neglected time and time again'

Gwynedd school with only eight pupils set to be closed

The closure comes following "a significant decline" in numbers over the past 10 years

Grade II listed Caernarfon 'eyesore' shop building set for facelift

Five-sided gift shop building in shadow of Caernarfon Castle in renovation plan

Tributes paid to Gwynedd councillor who 'always wanted the best for his area'

Councillor Eirwyn Williams was described as a 'gentleman' who 'served his area faithfully'

Council votes to demolish Gwynedd village

Close vote sees planners approve application for 107 'affordable and flexible housing' estate to replace the Penrhos Polish Village

Bid to turn Anglesey barn into holiday home approved

Anglesey Council

The application was approved despite objections over the 'over-development of tourism' in the area

The worst sea disaster in Irish Sea history will be remembered this week on Anglesey

It came to be known as the worst loss of life in the Irish Sea during the Great War

'Mexican stand-offs' and 'traffic nightmares' sees Anglesey caravan park rejected

More than 100 residents objected to plan for 14 touring caravans in rural site

'Exciting' plan to expand Anglesey leisure centre given green light

The existing town library will be absorbed into the new leisure centre

Anglesey council leader will stay in role during bid to become island's MP

Llinos Medi has been chosen as Plaid Cymru's candidate in the next General Election

Historic Anglesey toy store set to be converted into fish and chip shop

The applicant said it was his 'dream' to own a chippy on the island

'Chalet-style' homes could be built on land near popular Anglesey pub

The application is for three houses on 'overgrown land' beside the pub

Abersoch's beach-side golf club granted new premises license amid 'compromise'

North Wales News

Request made to play live and recorded music until 2am, as well as putting on plays and showing films

'Threat to life' fears over proposal to shut fire station on Anglesey

There were concerns over what would happen if bridges onto the island were shut

Council issues update on Anglesey secondary schools affected by RAAC crisis

'We recognise that there is frustration at the situation and thank everyone for their patience and understanding'

Gwynedd taxi fare increases look 'inevitable' after licence fee rise

The council said the significant rise in the fee for taxi licences was 'needed to allow for the recovery of increasing costs'

New 'traditional' Anglesey cemetery planned as island town running out of burial space

Proposal includes a car park for 35 vehicles and a cemetery for around 1,300 graves

Bunkhouse which counts Prince William as former guest granted licence extension

The 450-year-old Braich Goch hosted the Prince of Wales during his time in the RAF

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