Consultation finds widespread support for ban of single-use plastics in Wales
News
North Wales health board makes changes to face mask rules in clinical settings
Gwynedd
Plans for Trawsfynydd site could bring a huge boost for North Wales
Kayaker left hanging onto rocks after capsizing off Anglesey coast rescued by lifeboat team
News
New study into managing effects of long Covid opens in Wales
Flintshire
Holywell glamping pod plans submitted in Flintshire
News
North Wales health watchdog calls for ‘urgent action’ to ensure patients can access safe healthcare
Registration period for £500 payment for unpaid carers to reopen after 30% missed deadline
Gwynedd
Police appeal after cat’s leg amputated after being shot with pellet gun in Gwynedd
News
Welsh Government and local authorities failing Traveller communities, says Senedd committee
Conwy
Controversial plans for 15 apartments in Colwyn Bay to be discussed
Wrexham
Rossett housing plans rejected over ‘harmful’ impact on countryside
News
Rail passengers on North Wales coast urged not to travel unless necessary on Saturday due to strike impact
Denbighshire
Police launch appeal to find missing 16-year-old from Denbighshire
Gwynedd
Police issue appeal to find missing woman last seen in Bangor
Conwy
Work on multi-million-pound North Wales disability respite centre and café nears completion
Gwynedd
Police release images of two men wanted in connection with Caernarfon burglary
News
Conservative leadership hopeful Rishi Sunak visits North Wales on campaign trail
Gwynedd
Abersoch boat business site temporary bar refused by licensing committee over public safety
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More than 3,500 people took part in a Welsh Government consultation last year, showing support for proposals to ban many commonly used items such as cotton buds. (LINK)
The health board confirmed that masks are no longer mandatory in all clinical areas, although the position will kept under review if coronavirus figures rise again. (LINK)
It was recently announced Cwmni Egino is embarking on a programme to bring small scale nuclear technology to Trawsfynydd. (LINK)
Moelfre lifeboat volunteers were called out at 5.16 pm yesterday after the coastguard received reports of a kayaker struggling to get back onto a capsized kayak near Llanbadrig headland. (LINK)
The study is open to anyone over 18 who has been experiencing long Covid symptoms for 12 weeks or more. (LINK)
Are you heading up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) over the weekend? Look out for our Volunteers – they are there to offer help and advice on how you can have a safe and enjoyable day on the mountain. 🌞🙂
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