Concern over declining Gwynedd recycling rates
A drop in Gwynedd’s recycling rates has concerned decision makers, suggesting that significant work is needed to ensure the county hits Welsh Government targets.
Iceland given approval for new Food Warehouse unit in Bangor
PLANNERS have backed a bid to replace a carpet store with a Welsh food retailer’s newest brand, creating 20 jobs as part of a £1m investment.
Former Caernarfon mayor suspended as town and county councillor
A FORMER mayor of Caernarfon has been suspended as both a county and town councillor.
Concern over declining recycling rates in Gwynedd
A DROP in Gwynedd’s recycling rates has concerned decision makers, suggesting that significant work is needed to ensure the county hits Welsh Government targets.
'Lessons learnt' after Ysgol Dyffryn Nantlle school meals row
“Lessons have been learnt” following Ysgol Dyffyn Nantlle’s school meals fiasco, according to Gwynedd education chiefs.
All consents secured for Anglesey's £35m tidal energy scheme
The awarding of full approval for a £35m tidal energy scheme has been described as “an early Christmas present for Anglesey”.
Fluid border blamed for Gwynedd councillors' calls for St David’s Bank Holiday being rejected
The UK Government has rejected calls for a St David’s Day Bank Holiday after claiming too many people commute across the Welsh and English border to make the idea feasible.
Headteacher’s staffing concerns as Gwynedd plans to keep schools open
A Gwynedd headteacher fears that a decision to keep schools open next week could cause staffing headaches for the county’s schools.
Confusion abound as Brexit means Anglesey council must set up Port Health Authority
There are fears that the cost of carrying out extra Brexit border checks may fall on island ratepayers unless more cash is forthcoming from central Government.
'Monstrous' 36 flat development refused in Bangor
Plans to demolish a historic Bangor building to make way for a “monstrous” 36-flat development have been turned down by councillors.
