BANGOR City can now finally turn their attention to on-the-pitch matters after their long-running saga with the Football Association of Wales came to an end. The Citizens’ had their 21-point deduction and subsequent charge quashed at an arbitration
TREARDDUR Bay Bulls extended their perfect start to the Gwynedd League season with a narrow 1-0 home win over Menai Bridge Tigers. The newly merged club sit atop the early standings after a hard-fought success against the defending champions, with
PORTHMADOG bolstered their squad ahead of the new JD Cymru North season with the re-signing of midfielder Jay Gibbs. The mercurial playmaker returns to the second tier side following a successful spell last term after joining from Llandudno in January
DOLGELLAU kept themselves in the North Wales Cricket League Division One title hunt thanks to a six-wicket home victory over Mold. The promotion hopefuls put the visitors under extreme pressure during their time in the middle in order to restrict
PORTHMADOG marked their return to JD Cymru North action with a disappointing 2-0 home loss at the hands of Conwy Borough. It was all change at Y Traeth over the summer following the departure of manager Craig Papirnyk and the appointment of Sion
MENAI Bridge are not giving up their North Wales Cricket League Premier Division title without a fight following a 166-run home win over Connah’s Quay. The defending champions made light work of their encounter against the basement dwellers to pick
BANGOR left it very late before eventually securing a two-wicket home win over Northop. The North Wales Cricket League Premier Division leaders reached their required target with just two balls to spare, maintaining their 12-point cushion at the
GAERWEN top the early Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division Two standings after a 3-1 home win over Kinmel Bay. The title contenders extended their 100 per cent record with another polished display against strong opposition, netting 11 goals in their
BLAENAU Ffestiniog Amateurs’ fine start to life in Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One continued with a 2-1 home win over Mynydd Llandegai. The Quarrymen fell behind early on when Ben Owen converted a chance on ten minutes, but they dusted themselves
COMEDIANS, singers, musicians, dancers and actors provide a jam-packed programme of entertainment in Bangor during the autumn and winter months. At Pontio, between September and December, acts include TV stand-up James Acaster and America’s Got
A CARE organisation has been hailed by the London Stock Exchange as one of the most “inspirational” companies in the UK. Pendine Park, which has eight care homes in Wrexham and Caernarfon and employs 800 people, was identified as one of the most
A DRIVER has been arrested for failing a roadside drug swipe following a two vehicle collision on Anglesey which left one car overturned. The incident took place on the A5025 between Benllech and Pentraeth. The person in question was also found
A MAN is facing prosecution following an incident at a campsite near Caernarfon where four campers were injured by a vehicle being driven on site. The incident took place at Rhyd y Galen campsite near Bethel in the early hours of Monday, August
A £1.6 MILLION-POUND scheme is set to provide nine social rented homes at Clwt y Bont. The largest housing association in north Wales Cartrefi Cymunedol Gwynedd (CCG) joined forces with contractor R L Davies to build the homes. The 'affordable
A NURSE at Ysbyty Gwynedd’s Emergency Department has been praised by her colleagues after treating over 30,000 patients. Rhiannon Pritchard started her career in the Emergency Department at the Bangor-based hospital as a staff nurse in July 1999
