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Bangor woman elected to chair council body

A PILLAR of the community in Bangor has recently been elected as chairman of a body which covers town and community councils in North Wales.Read

Major crackdown on drugs trade in Bangor

POLICE in Bangor believe they are winning the battle against a drugs problem which has blighted the city in recent times.Read

Plans for £3.5m Bangor facelift to be put on display

MAJOR £3.5m plans to transform the city centre and revitalise the length of the Bangor High Street from the Cathedral to Dean Street will be on display from next weekRead

Calls for relaxation on parking to save Bangor High Street

BANGOR High Street is in danger of dying because of a parking enforcement according to city councillors.Read

Bangor sheltered acoomodation charity looking for residents

A CHARITY providing housing, support and care for elderly people in Bangor, is on the look out for new residents.Read

Fourth man jailed over Bangor student's death

A FOURTH man has been jailed for four years after admitting the manslaughter of university student Siôn Hardy, who was killed in a city centre brawl.Read

Concerns remain about speed limit on Bethesda road

THERE are still concerns about a stretch of road described as an ‘accident blackspot’ near Bethesda.Read

Gwynedd Council and Bangor University hit back over problems with rubbish

COUNCIL and university leaders have hit back over the amount of rubbish that’s appeared on the streets of Bangor during the last month.Read

Two men in court charged with attacking man in Bangor

TWO men appeared in court on Wednesday charged with grievous bodily harm following an attack on a man on Glanrafon Hill, Bangor.Read

Men arrested after assault in Bangor

TWO men have been arrested in connection with a vicious assault in Bangor city centre last week.Read

Bangor primary school move is delayed

A PRIMARY school in Bangor has had its move to a new building delayed until September.Read

Anger over rubbish left in Bangor streets as the students pack up

THE problem of rubbish being left in the street has again been highlighted in Bangor as students prepare to leave the city at the end of the academic year.Read

Wylfa given an extra nine months to produce energy

WYLFA has been given the green light to keep generating electricity for an extra nine months – fuelling hopes of an even longer extension.Read

Archbishop Desmond Tutu gets Bangor University degree

DESMOND Tutu was the star attraction at an honorary degree ceremony marking Bangor University’s 125th anniversary.Read

Police bust Bangor cannabis factory

A LARGE-scale cannabis farm was uncovered by police investigating an alleged multi-million pound drugs ring.Read

Plans to bring back Bangor carnival

THE return of Bangor Carnival is a step closer following the latest meeting of a community group set up to try and improve facilities in the city.Read

Recycling on Caellepa not up to scratch

CAELLEPA residents are up in arms over the "poor" recycling service they receive.Read

Moelyci highlighted by BBC show as example of regeneration

AN environmental centre in Tregarth is taking part in a lottery scheme to help six rural villages across the UK regenerate their communities through new business ventures in partnership with BBC One.Read

'Bangor University needs to help improve students' relationship with city'

BANGOR University has been called upon to do more to help ease some of the tension between the student population and other residents of the city.Read

Bethesda yobs overturn cancer sufferer's car

DRUNKEN yobs causing havoc in Bethesda overturned the car of a cancer sufferer.Read

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