Anglesey man, 30, who drove at 100mph on motorway to pay more than £300
A MAN from Anglesey who was found guilty of speeding on a motorway has been ordered to pay in excess of £300.
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‘Art for All’ summer competition to be held at Holyhead gallery
AN “ART for All” competition is to be held at the Ucheldre Centre in Holyhead, Anglesey this summer.
Green and active travel development proposals for Llanbedr and Meirionnydd
A PROPOSAL will be put to Gwynedd Council regarding active and green travel developments in Llanbedr and Meirionnydd
‘Magnificent meadows’ at Penrhyn Castle to help bring back nature for people to enjoy
AHEAD of National Meadows Day (July 2), National Trust Cymru is celebrating the revival and restoration of 146 hectares of meadows across Wales so plants, pollinators and wildlife can thrive.
Holyhead woman who drove uninsured ordered to pay more than £800
A WOMAN from Holyhead is to pay in excess of £800 after she was found guilty of driving without third party insurance.
Police appeal for witnesses to assault outside bar in Pwllheli
POLICE have made an appeal for any witnesses to an assault in the outside area of a bar in Pwllheli last month.
Man who drowned off Anglesey after 100ft dive died accidentally, coroner rules
MYSTERY remains about why a man ascended “rapidly and uncontrollably” then drowned following a 100ft dive to the seabed nine miles off Wales.
Holyhead resident to pay more than £300 after causing criminal damage to police vehicle
A RESIDENT of Holyhead has been ordered to pay in excess of £300 after being found guilty of causing criminal damage to a vehicle belonging to North Wales Police.
Ancient coins discovered in Gwynedd and Anglesey declared treasure at inquest
THREE discoveries of coins, dating from the Roman to post-medieval periods, were declared treasure today (June 29) by the acting senior coroner for north west Wales.
Mountaineer who died in Snowdonia had suffered numerous injuries, inquest hears
A PROFESSIONAL mountaineer who died in Snowdonia had suffered multiple injuries on a peak, the opening of an inquest heard today (June 29).
