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Liquidators called in for Anglesey company which owed Prison Service thousands
Expert panel meets for first time to shape new economic development agency in Wales
Gwynedd agrees £16m funding plan including schools and sea defence project
Financial pressure facing local government sees Gwynedd Council workforce fall by 101
45 Gwynedd and Anglesey companies dissolved in one month - see the full list
Anglesey puts visitor levy on hold after strong opposition in consultation
Gwynedd delays decision on tourist tax after 6,856 consultation responses
Liquidators called in for Caernarfon vehicle repair shop which owed £74,000
Anglesey attraction did not pay some of its staff members the minimum wage
Coastguard pay cut plan scrapped after widespread opposition
The Gwynedd school with only two pupils facing closure as council weighs its future
Welsh‑medium schools near Caernarfon move closer to closure report backed
Gwynedd poised to decide on launching consultation over controversial 'Tourist Tax'
UK's oldest accountant prepares to retire after 70-year career in North Wales
Anglesey councillors’ pay to rise 6.4% next year as new salary levels set
Food banks across Wales to receive extra funding amid 'rising demand'
Funding scheme to make real difference for communities reopens
'Where does the council tax money go?' Gwynedd Council approves 5.17% increase
Car park cash clash between councils puts Beaumaris museums and jobs on the line
Anglesey councillors back compassionate tax relief for those facing terminal illness
Anglesey Council to ask residents and tourism sector for views on visitor levy
Beaumaris told ‘no’ as Anglesey Council blocks transfer of cash‑generating car park
Battle for the Beaumaris Castle car park as councils clash over control
'Support is available' as council tax to be hiked by 5.17% in Gwynedd
Gwynedd moves closer to 2027 visitor charge in face of growing controversy
Empty homes to face 300% council tax premium in Anglesey
Anglesey leaders back 5.1% tax rise - but say it remains lowest in North Wales
Six Gwynedd Council departments overspend as council projects £2.3m shortfall
Councillor claims some empty homes untouched — and untaxed — for 50 years
'Access to banking is crucial' - New banking hub set to open in Holyhead
Flowers, booze, and football tickets among the gifts offered to Gwynedd councillors
Anglesey and Gwynedd councils reduce their debt as others in North Wales soar
Lucky Gwynedd residents are celebrating a Postcode Lottery windfall today
Charity expanding board to support commercial growth
Lucky Anglesey residents celebrate a £400,000 Postcode Lottery windfall
Looking for £5k for your community? Balchder Bro returns to support Anglesey projects
Principality branches in Gwynedd and Anglesey 'safe until at least 2030'
Anglesey councillors' pay set to rise from next month including £3.5k for leader
'Urgent support' plea for Gwynedd centre hit by rising National Insurance cost
Anglesey council tax premium on second homes slammed as ‘legalised extortion’
Audit report highlights Anglesey town council’s ‘unsatisfactory’ accounting issues
8.5% council tax rise now proposed for Anglesey after more cash comes in
First Minister shows support for new Bangor health hub in the Senedd
Gwynedd Council agrees plans to wind up day care centres for the elderly
Anglesey Council's executive agrees to draft proposals for a 9.5 % council tax rise
Lucky Abersoch residents celebrating a Postcode Lottery windfall today
Gwynedd care company faces £500k bill due to national insurance hike
Gwynedd council chief warns of ‘difficult decisions’ amid £7.6m overspend forecast
Gwynedd Council agrees to 40 percent rise in parking fees to meet funding shortfalls
Gwynedd Council paid out more than £500K for personal injury claims since 2021
North Wales city is named the most affordable place for students to live in UK
Anglesey Council tax premium and core council tax income budgets report surpluses
Lucky Holyhead residents celebrating a Postcode Lottery windfall today
Firm secures first South Wales deal as part of £2m contracts