Health chiefs have admitted that higher than usual visitor numbers are already putting a strain on local infrastructure and likely to result in further spread of the Delta strain of Covid-19.
A former north Wales Parliamentary candidate, who also grew up in the region, has been elected to Westminster in a shock by-election win for the Liberal Democrats.
A former north Wales Parliamentary candidate, who also grew up in the region, has been elected to Westminster in a shock by-election win for the Liberal Democrats.
Natural Resources Wales has welcomed a decision by national park planners to approve its bid for major flood alleviation works at Llyn Tegid.
“Bring your own pencil” is the advice for voters visiting their local polling stations this week as Wales faces a democratic process like never before.
Several north Wales MPs have objected to plans that would see them awarded a £3,300 payrise despite the proposed public sector pay freeze.
An opportunity to create a “more robust” economy for Gwynedd and north Wales “must be grabbed with both hands,” the council’s economy chief has stressed.
The Welsh Government has been urged to follow the lead of UK ministers in allowing at least some spectators to attend outside sporting events, following claims that clubs are facing financial hardship due to the lack of any matchday revenue.
Gwynedd Council will commission a study on paid school meals and how to encourage more families to use the service, following a decision to freeze the daily cost for a second year in a row.
The well-known head of a Welsh language initiative has urged councillors to allow them to break off from “unsustainable” Gwynedd Council control and to forge their own path.
