IT was another memorable weekend for Bangor 1876 after the newly formed club secured two wins in a three-day period. The Gwynedd League side managed to book their place in the FAW Trophy second round thanks to a 5-1 win over Sychdyn, and Mel Jones
CAERNARFON Town opened their JD Cymru Premier campaign with a narrow 1-0 loss at defending champions The New Saints. The Canaries emerged from the contest at Park Hall with a great deal of credit after matching the full-timers throughout the contest
BETHESDA produced a fine performance to come away from their home clash against struggling Abergele with a 54-run victory. The North Wales Cricket League Division One side managed to set a target of 135-9 from their allotted 46 overs at the crease
CAERNARFON remain in control of their North Wales Cricket League Division Four title destiny after securing an eight-wicket home win over Bethesda Seconds. A well-balanced bowling performance restricted the visitors to 49 all out from 25 overs at
LLANGEFNI Town marked their JD Cymru North return with a superb 2-0 home victory over Gresford Athletic. The Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One champions got off to the best possible start against a Gresford side that ousted Colwyn Bay from
A NEW rota system being introduced for nurses in North Wales could result in staff working an extra unpaid shift each month, it’s been claimed. Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) is behind the changes, which it says are designed to
A WOMAN remains critically ill in hospital after a vehicle drove through the tent she was in at a Caernarfon campsite. Two men and another woman were also hurt but have since been discharged from hospital. Police are continuing to investigate
THERE is a chance to meet the gentle giants - and an endangered species - of the horse world during a special celebration near Caernarfon. The North Wales Shire Horse Society, now in its 40th year, is celebrating with a family fun day at Brynrefail
A FEMALE has been left in a critical condition and three other people injured in a "terrifying event" at a Caernarfon campsite. The campers were hurt in their tents after a vehicle was driven through the Rhyd y Galen camp site. North Wales
Anglesey Council’s new Chief Executive is set to be announced next week. On Thursday, behind closed doors meetings of the authority’s appointments committee and full council are set rubber-stamp the appointment of the new head of paid service.
