Napoleon invades Gwynedd Museum and Art Gallery in Bangor
“Josephine was a woman of exceptional taste. She and Napoleon believed in the principle of spending your way out of a recession.” - Emma Hobbins.
To coincide with Emma Hobbins’s exhibition ‘Cataloguing and Other Delights’...
Abergele pupils get creative writing boost from former Young People’s Laureate of Wales
Raps about US presidential hopeful Donald Trump have been created by Abergele school pupils with Martin Daws, the former Young People’s Poet Laureate of Wales.
The Bethesda-based performance poet has headed to the classroom at Ysgol...
Uk Hottest Day on Record 2018. Early May Bank Holiday Weekend.
The UK has enjoyed record-breaking spring sunshine, with a high of 28.7C recorded at RAF Northholt in west London by the Met Office.
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It marks the hottest day over the Early May Bank Holiday weekend...
Tributes to remarkable globe-trotting ex-nurse Hilda who’s died aged 103
Tributes have been paid to a remarkable globe-trotting former nurse who cared for soldiers injured in the 1940 Battle of Dunkirk after she passed away at the age of 103.
Travel pioneer Hilda Richards, a...
New Pont Briwet opens to public
Two local schoolchildren – Sion Owen Lloyd-Morris from Ysgol Cefn Coch, Penrhyndeudraeth and Sioned Evans from Ysgol Talsarnau – cut the ribbon to officially open Pont Briwet today.
The children took full advantage of the...
First Minister backs Slate Bid
Gwynedd Council has welcomed the First Minister’s support for their work to nominate the historic Slate Industry of North Wales as Wales’ next World Heritage Site.
Council leaders and officers discussed the bid with Carwyn...
Pioneering Caernarfon art project in running for a top award
A pioneering art project that bridged the generation gap between residents of a care home and local primary school children is in the running for a top award.
Pupils from Ysgol yr Hendre in Caernarfon...
North Wales timber company save children’s vegetables from ravenous rabbits
Green-fingered primary school pupils have had their prize fruit and veg saved from ravenous rabbits thanks to a local timber company.
Fencing giants
came to the rescue when Llanbedr DC Primary School appealed for help against...
Over 57,000 pheasants have been released onto a Welsh university’s grounds to be shot.
Over 57,000 factory-farmed pheasants have been released onto a Welsh university’s grounds over the past five years to be shot for ‘sport’.
The previously-unpublished figures outlining the large number of game birds let loose into...
Politicians urged to join campaign to protect care homes against “iniquitous” postcode lottery of...
A social care leader is calling on politicians across North Wales to speak out against the “iniquitous” post code lottery of fees in the wake of news that a historic care home is closing.
Mario...
