9 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Everyone ready for the Urdd Eisteddfod
THOUSANDS of youngsters across Wales are getting ready for their chance to shine at Europe's largest cultural youth festival next week.
9 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
New mayor of Caernarfon wants to see improvements in the town
A FORMER football scout is over the moon after taking the reins as town mayor for the second time in his career.
10 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Want to learn Welsh? There's an app for that
With the help of characters Cyw, Plwmp, Jangl, Llew, Deryn and Bolgi - youngsters learn by singing along to the alphabet song and drawing the shape of the letters with their fingers on the screen.
15 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Residents turn out in force for Ffestiniog clean up
COMMUNITY pride was in abundance last week as residents turned out in force to tidy a part of the town in the hope that one day it could be developed.
19 hrs ago | IcNetwork
Welsh History Month: Is the pylon the most important object in Welsh history?
What is the most important object in Welsh histroy? Today Professor Huw Bowen, from Swansea University, argues the case for pylons On Tuesday, when readers came to the end of Toby Thacker's excellent essay on the importance of the Spandau machine-gun in Welsh History, they were informed that the following day Professor Huw Bowen would be discussing ... (more)
19 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Evidence of Roman cemetery is found in school dig
EXCAVATIONS by archaeologists before the new Ysgol Hendre was built at Llanbeblig, found evidence of a Roman cemetery as well as signs that a fortified camp had once existed there.
19 hrs ago | IcNorthWales
Councillors fear caravan parks could resemble American style trailer parks
Earlier this month, Llanystumdwy Community Council sent a letter to other such bodies across Gwynedd, warning that "whole communities could be drowned overnight". The council's concerns related to planning permission being granted to some Dwyfor caravan sites, allowing them to open for 12 months a year.
21 hrs ago | BBC News
Bin bag 'empty', says April accused
A man accused of murdering April Jones said a bin bag he was seen carrying the day after the five-year-old went missing was empty, a court has heard.
Trwyn Y Tal (shale city) [Gwynedd, Wales]
Caernarfon, GWYNEDD Dedicated centre. "After 18 years based on the Ceunant hillside, Beacon Climbing Centre relocated in July 2012 to a huge new modern facility, conveniently located on the Cibyn..." www.beaconclimbing.com USER PHOTO GALLERY There are no photos of this crag available .
VIDEO: April accused's 'fright and fear'
A man accused of murdering April Jones has told a court he felt sick with "fright and fear" after he said he accidentally knocked her over in his car.
Local talent will star in Conwy Classical Music Festival
The festival, which runs from July 21-27, is one of the largest free music events in Wales, and relies solely on audience donations and sponsorship.
Call for parking amnesty at major events to not drive people away
The issuing of parking tickets during popular events in Gwynedd will make visitors think twice about returning to the area and will hit trade, says Llanberis county councillor Trefor Edwards.
Flintshire council backs plan for prison in Wrexham
And councillors also gave their support for the former Firestone factory site on Wrexham Industrial Estate as the preferred location for the jail which could house 2,000 inmates.
Pregnant woman's 'five hour ambulance wait'
Investigation launched after mum Melanie Webb, from Dyffryn Ardudwy says she was left to wait after dialling 999 with chest pains A PREGNANT woman who dialled 999 after suffering severe chest pains says she was forced to wait more than five hours to get to hospital because of ambulance staff shortages.
April Jones trial: Mark Bridger to give evidence today
Man accused of abducting and murdering the five-year-old will take the witness stand at Mold Crown Court later THE former slaughterhouse worker accused of abducting and murdering schoolgirl April Jones in a "sexually motivated" attack is expected to give his version of events later today.
Tributes to 'extra ordinary' 15-year-old found at foot of Menai Suspension bridge
TRIBUTES have been paid to a "bright, funny and likeable" 15 year-old schoolgirl who was found dead after falling from Menai suspension bridge .
Go-ahead for primary schools closure
Proposals to close three Gwynedd primary schools and create a A 4.8m school in their place have been given the go-ahead by the council's cabinet.
Changes to legal aid 'will devastate Wales' legal profession'
UK Government changes to legal aid will result in miscarriages of justice and the closure of high street solicitors' firms and barristers' chambers across Wales, lawyers warned today.
'Strong evidence' of burnt remains
Experts found "very strong evidence" of burnt human skull remains at the home of the man accused of murdering April Jones, a jury has heard.
Bone in April case 'from skull'
Bone fragments found in the fireplace of a man accused of killing five-year-old April Jones were from a human skull, a jury was told.