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Menai Bridge woman caught up in Samoan tsunami

A WOMAN caught up in the Samoan earthquake feared the ground would open and described the tsunami as "like a car coming".Read

Public backing at Beaumaris for Anglesey prison proposal

A PRISON which could create 750 jobs and bring £17m to the flagging island economy would be welcome on Anglesey.Read

Luxury apartments plan for Baron Hill mansion

A MULTI-MILLION pound bid to turn one of the great lost homes of Wales into luxury apartments has been resubmitted by Watkin Jones.Read

Farmer in lucky escape after A55 crash on Anglesey

A FARMER had a miracle escape after his tractor was destroyed in an horrendous smash that shut the A55 for six hours.Read

Biker in Anglesey racetrack crash is ‘critical’

A BIKER is in a critical condition after a high speed smash on an Anglesey racetrack.Read

Recycling of food waste is expanded on Anglesey

A FOOD waste collection scheme is being doubled with another 6,000 homes added.Read

Beaumaris man let dog grow to 11 stone

BEN the 10-year-old labrador should have weighed around four stone, but was left tipping the scales at nearly three times that and even had trouble walking when RSPCA officers visited its owner’s home in March. Read

Anglesey leisure chief not backing down over leisure centres

UNDER-FIRE leisure and education portfolio holder, Cllr Goronwy Parry has maintained that learning to swim is not the responsibility of the local authority.Read

Backing for delay on Anglesey leisure centre closures

CAMPAIGNERS fighting proposals to close a leisure centre and two pools on Anglesey have backed a motion for a three-year investigation into the plans.Read

Backlash over Anglesey leisure centre plans continues

OPPOSITION to the proposed closure of swimming pools and Beaumaris Leisure Centre on Anglesey is growing by the day.Read

Hopes log cabin plan could pump £900,000 into Anglesey economy

A LOG cabin development, if given the green light, could channel £900,000 into the island’s economy.Read

Nine injured in Anglesey crash

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after nine people were injured in a crash on AngleseyRead

Hundreds stake legal challenge to nursing care bills

LAWYERS who acted for the family of an Anglesey woman to recover £165,000 in nursing home fees are working on a further 750 cases.Read

Six injured in two-car crash on Anglesey

SIX PEOPLE – including three children – were injured in a crash on Anglesey.Read

Backlash over proposals to cut Newborough Forest trees down on Anglesey.

A MASSIVE public backlash has erupted over “catastrophic” proposals to fell hundreds of trees on Anglesey.Read

Anglesey Council unmoved by leisure centre protests

AN unrepentant Anglesey councillor caused outrage by stating that the island's children are not entitled to swimming lessons and that anyone concerned for their health should make their own leisure provisions.Read

Anglesey MP urges council to re-think pool closure plans

ANGLESEY’S MP has called on the council to make use of charitable trust funding rather than close down swimming pools.Read

Rubber rings and dinghies will cost lives warn Anglesey rescuers

A TEENAGER was swept a mile out to sea on a rubber ring as lifeboat crews were hit with a spate of emergency alerts yesterday.Read

Nudists posing problems on Newborough beach

NUDE bathers hoping to bare all on an Anglesey beach have been told: "Put your clothes on – or keep away."Read

'How I digged for Britain' - Anglesey pensioner remembers post-war food drive

NEW fears over food shortages has particular resonance with an Anglesey pensioner who yesterday recalled her contribution to Britain's Dig For Victory campaign.Read

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