Success for Tyddyn Mon at their pop-up shop
The team at Tyddyn Môn had a very successful first day at their pop up shop in the Deiniol Centre in Bangor, despite the challenging weather.
Tyddyn Môn is a charity that supports adults with...
Moelfre youngsters win top award from police boss for stopping cold callers
A GROUP of enterprising youngsters pulled out all the stops to help give the cold shoulder to cold callers in an Anglesey village.
Uninvited doorstep visitors were becoming a real nuisance to the community of...
Ysgol Cymerau pupils promote road safety
A site meeting was held recently between the staff at Ysgol Cymerau and officers from Gwynedd Council’s Road Safety Unit to discuss how they would be able to improve road safety around the school...
Art exhibition celebrates work of Welsh author, T. Llew Jones
An art exhibition ‘Geiriau T.Llew mewn Llun’ compiled of work from Gwynedd primary pupils will be shown in Caernarfon Library at the beginning of December.
The exhibition is a response to a competition held by...
Bala pupils get VIP look behind the scenes of police station
High school pupils from Bala had the chance to investigate behind the scenes of their local police station.
As part of their life skills course at Ysgol y Berwyn they were given a VIP guided...
Pottery at the pop up shop in Bangor
Shoppers at Bangor will soon be able to purchase locally made pottery and unique mugs and have a go at throwing their own pot, at a new pop up shop in Bangor.
Tyddyn Môn, a...
Free parking in Gwynedd again this Christmas
Gwynedd Council has announced that council-run car parks will be free again this year over the festive period.
As part of the ongoing campaign to encourage people to support local shops and businesses on the...
Encouraging children to wear helmets whilst cycling to school
Gwynedd Council’s Road Safety Unit recently held a competition with pupils from Ysgol Y Gorlan, Tremadog to encourage them to wear their helmets when they were cycling to and from school.
Shirley Williams, from Gwynedd...
Dragons Den grilling helps Abergele school chose first ever head girl and boy
Sixth form students of an Abergele school faced a Dragon’s Den-like interview in their bids to be the school’s first ever head boy and girl.
The winning candidates and their two deputies at Ysgol Emrys...
Lilywhites celebrate hat-trick deal with Cartrefi Conwy
A community-minded football club has scored a hat-trick by clinching a three-year sponsorship deal with a housing association.
The Cartrefi Conwy logo now appears on the player’s shirts at Rhyl FC but the support package...
