Fatal gull shooting in Rhyl prompts RSPCA appeal for information
Anglesey
Welsh Government challenged over promised third Menai crossing following freeze on new road projects
Conwy
Work starts on “ground-breaking” children’s assessment centre scheme
Loss of community parking delays Ffestiniog bus depot decision
Gwynedd
Plans for new primary health centre backed by planning committee
Gwynedd
Pwllheli man receives suspended jail sentence over mistreatment of more than 90 ponies
Gwynedd
Slate communities in Gwynedd move step closer to gaining World Heritage status
Health officials respond to cluster of Covid cases on Anglesey
News
Health board hopes people in North Wales who have refused Covid jab will ‘change mind’ due to threat of Delta variant
News
Police issue warning over Facebook caravan and campervan sales scam after victims conned out of money
News
Police team set up to tackle drugs gangs targeting North Wales make 170 county lines arrests in first year
News
Free 111 NHS helpline finally available in North Wales
Gwynedd
Fire service defends response to Pwllheli house blaze after whistleblower claims lack of cover caused delays
Denbighshire
Man arrested in connection with ‘fatal assault’ in St Asaph released on bail
Gwynedd
Man due in court in connection with police chase on A55 near Bangor
Denbighshire
New sea defences leave problems for ‘future generations’
Flintshire
Inspector dismisses appeal over plans to turn Caergwrle pub into house
News
Health officials ‘working hard’ to address coronavirus spread in North Wales as Delta variant drives increase in cases
News
Health Minister warns against Covid complacency in Wales over summer
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"Intentionally shooting at a gull is very likely to constitute an offence, unless done under licence - and we're reminding the person who undertook this barbaric act that they could be prosecuted” (LINK)
Questions have been raised over what the freeze on new road projects will mean for plans for a third Menai crossing. (LINK)
Three horses sadly had to be put to sleep due to the extent of their suffering at Evans’ farm. (LINK)
The bid to secure World Heritage status for the slate areas of Gwynedd has reached the final stage before a decision is made. (LINK)
"We hope that some of these people have changed their mind, because of the new threat posed by the Delta variant." (LINK)
