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The Council is reminding dog owners of their legal responsibilities following two recent prosecutions.

If you walk, cycle or use a wheelchair to travel locally, remember to share your views on what improvements can be made that would make it easier and more accessible for everyone.

One year on from the publication of the independent and crucial Our Bravery Brought Justice report, Cyngor Gwynedd is confident that the county's children and young people are safer today having completed a number of improvements to its safeguarding arrangements.

2026 Business Survey - help shape future economic initiatives, projects and business-focused activity

The Caernarfon Library service will temporarily move to Oriel Pendeitsh, Caernarfon, in November

Members of the Llanberis community recently came together to celebrate a new artwork commissioned to mark the village's association with the slate industry.

Funding is available to develop, improve and expand community activities that contribute to preventing poverty and support better access to advice, support and services for local people.

Over £7 million has been committed to implement projects within the Council's Climate and Nature Emergency Plan over the next four years

Residents reminded that fly-tipping is a serious offence which can result in enforcement action and significant financial penalties.

Supporting a special event at Dolgellau to celebrate the success of rally driver Elfyn Evans from Dinas Mawddwy

Since its adoption in 2017, the Joint Local Development Plan has provided an effective framework to support decisions and developments that have made a significant contribution to addressing housing challenges in Gwynedd, supporting the economy, safeguarding community facilities, and giving robust consideration to the Welsh language.

Families across Gwynedd can now apply for funded childcare for all two-year-olds