Rhyl poised for £20m regeneration after Pride in Place forum
The confidence was voiced after board members attended the Pride in Place forum in Cardiff on Tuesday, a gathering that brought together community leaders from across the UK.
Alun Lloyd Jones serves as our North Wales Regional Bureau Chief, bringing fifteen years of dedicated regional reporting from Bangor, Caernarfon, Llandudno, and Wrexham.
Alun provides extensive on-the-ground coverage of local councils across Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, and the Isle of Anglesey. His beat spans major infrastructure projects like the Menai crossings, tourism in Eryri, and the economic renaissance in Wrexham and Deeside.
A passionate advocate for North Wales communities and the Welsh language, Alun ensures that northern Welsh perspectives, rural challenges, and regional successes are powerfully represented on the national stage.
The confidence was voiced after board members attended the Pride in Place forum in Cardiff on Tuesday, a gathering that brought together community leaders from across the UK.
Welsh Government set to reveal details on a new Menai Strait crossing and Newport M4 upgrades, with Transport Minister Julie James speaking at 14:00 GMT.
Former North Wales reporter Kelly Williams swaps news for ewes, preparing to open a two‑pod glamping retreat on a Llannefydd farm by New Year.
Go Safe lists this week’s mobile speed‑camera sites in Gwynedd and Anglesey, highlighting penalties and education options for drivers caught speeding.
The 71st Cambrian Rally revives classic forest stages, with new routes in Gwydir and Hiraethog, as top drivers converge on Llandudno promenade.
A 8.6‑mile charity run around Trawsfynydd Lake on 4 April 2027 will raise vital funds for the volunteer‑run South Snowdonia Search and Rescue Team.
New Ableworld data shows Bangor leads Wales in nightmare‑related searches, with spiders, snakes and ex‑partners topping the list ahead of Halloween.
The removals cover a mix of trading entities, from small retail outfits and hospitality firms to specialist service providers, all of which have now been struck off the…
Experts explain why October’s “Arctic blast” headlines won’t bring snow to most of North Wales, but could bring rain, wind and brief mountain snow.
Conservation teams capture 19 bog‑grass moths at Cors Geirch, marking the species’ first confirmed sighting in north Wales and highlighting the value of fen habitat management.
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