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Cyngor Gwynedd’s plans to create a new outdoor cultural and events space in the heart of Bangor have taken a major step forward, following the Welsh Government’s announcement of significant financial support to complete the project.

As A Level results are announced today, Cyngor Gwynedd would like to congratulate the county’s students on their results.

Cyngor Gwynedd extends a warm welcome to owners of camper vans and motorhomes who choose to visit the county, and encourages them to help keep Gwynedd a clean, safe and enjoyable place for everyone to enjoy.

Cyngor Gwynedd is conducting research as a part of a project that will improve access to nature and benefit people and wildlife.

Significant funding announcement from the Welsh Government will boost two important cultural hubs in Gwynedd -the Lloyd George Museum in Llanystumdwy and Caernarfon Library.

As the busy summer season begins, Cyngor Gwynedd and its partners are encouraging residents and visitors to plan ahead and play their part in helping everyone enjoy the county safely and responsibly.

A Caernarfon man has been ordered to pay more than £300 in fines and court costs in relation to an instance of fly-tipping back in December 2025.

An ancient town in Eifionydd has seen an investment worth almost £300,000 to boost the local economy and make it a better place for people to shop and relax.

With the consultation closing date fast approaching, Cyngor Gwynedd is urging people and communities across Gwynedd not to miss the opportunity to have their say on the possible introduction of a Visitor Levy.

A new report shows how Cyngor Gwynedd is working with people, families and communities to help with the challenges of the cost-of-living crisis.

Chair's visit to the Coed Coexist exhibition

Come rain or shine, sports facilities will be available to local people in south Meirionnydd, thanks to investment from a partnership of authorities and organisations.