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Memorial football match for young Llangefni player

A MEMORIAL football match is being held for a promising young player who died while on a gap year in Australia.Read

Tributes for Bangor man killed in crash

INQUESTS were expected to be opened yesterday into the double road tragedy which struck the area last weekend.Read

Anglesey-raised Spartacus star’s new series is halted by illness

AN actor raised on Anglesey, now starring in a major US hit TV show, is battling cancer at the age of 38.Read

Residents angry at Bangor care home snub

THERE has been an outcry over plans to turn down a care home near Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor.Read

Family-run Anglesey garage targeted by thieves

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after thieves broke into a family-run garage, stealing hundreds of pounds’ worth of tools and one of the cars on sale.Read

Dorothy Bulled is elected Bangor mayor for a second time

A PILLAR of the community has been elected mayor of Bangor for the second time.Read

Bangor Univerity unveils plans for art and innovation complex

DESIGN work has started on a major new £35m arts and innovation complex at a North Wales University.Read

Cwmni Tref reveals new plans for Llangefni town facelift

PLANS to revamp Llangefni could include creating a civic square and a green landscaped area in the centre of the town.Read

Delay could mean the end of Anglesey's North-South airlink

THE subsidised North-South air link could end because of delays caused by the Welsh Assembly, airline officials claimed.Read

Bodedern school to auction off big prizes for charity

A GROUP of sixth formers have organised a charity auction in aid of Ty Gobaith tonight (Wednesday).Read

European pupils visit Anglesey

YOUNGSTERS from European countries spent five days visiting their pen pals in Holyhead.Read

Help for Heroes fundraiser at the Dinorben Arms Hotel

A HELP for Heroes fun day will he held in Amlwch this weekend.Read

Holyhead's women footballers take on challenge for Amlwch sisters

A CHARITY football match is set to take place later this month to help raise £400 to £500 to buy new life saving equipment for two young sisters in Amlwch who suffer from a life threatening condition.Read