BANGOR City will remain in JD Cymru North following an arbitration hearing earlier today. The Citizens’ have been handed a reprieve and won their appeal with to have their 21-point deduction completely restored. This was originally a 42-point
BANGOR City Football Club looks set to fall into new hands as talks to sell the club are reportedly at an “advanced stage”. The Chronicle understands that an unnamed Italian is in the final stages of purchasing the club from Vaughan Sports Management
THUNDERSPORT GB and the Moto Super Prix of Wales will be making their annual visit to Anglesey Circuit over the Bank Holiday Weekend. Commonly hailed as 'The Home of Sportsman Racing', Thundersport GB offers a plethora of magical diversity when
NEWLY former Trearddur Bay Bulls maintained their 100 per cent start to the Gwynedd League season with an emphatic 6-1 win at Bethesda Athletic. The visitors made an imposing start to proceedings and pulled two-clear within the opening 15 minutes
HOLYHEAD Town overcame a numerical disadvantage to secure an impressive 6-3 home win over Llandudno Amateurs. The Harbourmen were reduced to nine-men before the final whistle but managed to pick up another valuable three points in what already looks
Llandudno’s promenade generated more parking revenue than any other car park or street in north Wales, according to figures released by councils in the region. A freedom of information request found Conwy Council raked in £353,350 from on-street
YNYS Môn MP Albert Owen has announced that he will be stepping down from the position at the next general election. Mr Owen, who has served the role for the last 18 years, has made the decision in order to "spend more quality time with family".
A new data science hub for green energy is to be created at Bangor University, backed by £4.6m EU funds. The new Smart Efficient Energy Centre (SEEC) will develop joint research between Welsh and international organisations and businesses. It will
